I stayed up for 78 hours watching my sons breathing (has asthma and sleep apnea) I had him at the urgent care and they said he had an upper respiratory infection he was on meds but his breathing progressively got worse after staying up that long I took him to children's hospital and he had a collapsed lower left lobe on his lung. They told me if I wasn't on top of it he could have died. My kids saved my life I'm a former drug addict and they are why I got clean......This total lack of vigilance and negligence is sickening.
Well done on getting clean! I'm just over a year clean myself. I credit sobriety to my cats. Who i take care ofbetter than these parents took care of their kid. Not that the bar is very high
Why would you let any child sleep in until 3 pm, but especially a child with diabetes? It is crucial that a child with Diabetes get their insulin and eat regularly. This is negligence.
That part I really don't understand, every normal loving parent would be concerned if their kid was still asleep at 3pm. I wonder how many times this happened and they just let her suffer.
This! My 17 yo daughter was sick in bed yesterday (no health long term issues just sick with the flu or something) and at 11am I woke her up with food for her to eat in bed. How does a mother allow her child to go without eating is beyond me!
Most of the time you can't let them sleep in due to LOW sugars..not high. Usually their sugars drop while they sleep because they don't get food while sleeping. So they need to get up to eat..not insulin. I just want proper facts out there.
I work in a school as a nurse and have subbed as a school nurse. I cannot imagine how much grief this nurse is going through. She loved the child, wanted what was best for her, and tried hard to get someone to listen. She is in my thoughts right now, not her parents.
I work in the cafeteria at an elementary. We had a girl who was diabetic. We did our homework on how carbs work in a diabetic. It wasn’t our job but we made it our job to take care of her. 😢we love our kids and do what we need to do to make sure they are taken care of. Rest Easy sweet baby girl 💔💔
The parents had every help available - pump/monitor, phone, Drs, hospital, DCS, school nurse - and still they let this child die. Absolutely heartbreaking. RIP Alice.
Sounds like the parents just didn't want to deal with having a child with diabetes. In other words, she became a burden to them. Whatever the case, this poor child lost her life.
@@shaypope4732I think that it is an honorable thing to be able to say that kids aren't the right lifestyle choice for you. Parenting isn't always easy. And it isn't the right path for everyone. I just wish more people recognized this. You are being a positive force in this world by recognizing that kids aren't right for your life. And you are improving the health, both mentally and physically of younger generations by choosing to not enter into an unhealthy parent-child relationship. I commend you for this. I have 3 kids of my own, and I've been caring for a teenager whose egg donor is an abusive narcissist who doesn't want to parent, but still won't give up parental rights. (I think they just don't want to lose out on the child tax credit.) All the kids have their own set of special needs. It isn't for the faint of heart to be sure! Some days I don't know how my husband and I do it. But you just take it one step at a time. Some days I really feel like we are doing parenting on hard mode. My husband and I also have our own mental health issues to manage. And we really try to stay on top of our own issues because we need to be able to do our jobs as parents. We just do what we've gotta do. We ask for help when we are struggling. And we do our best. If I really thought I couldn't pull through to manage my kid's health issues, that I thought they could be in danger because of it, I would ask for help, look for resources and even give up my parental rights to keep my child safe and well if needed. Because my kids are worth the pain it takes to get them proper care. Even if it means giving them up to someone more capable. All that said, I wish you well. I gotta get back to my kidlets who are having a challenging time right now.
I have noticed that people find out that they get back a lot of cash in income taxes especially if you have children, so the result of that is you get people who easily procreate and make a lot of children and they aren't mentally, physically or financially able to raise they're children.
As a type one diabetic myself, I know the pain this baby went through. She died from DKA, and I’ve been in it once when I was denied insulin and proper care while in jail(many years ago). DKA is worse than the worse hangover you’ve ever had, and for her to get to the point of death, that’s pure torture. You literally feel yourself slowly dying…this is sick. And to think they had her Dexcom readings on their phones and ignored it, that’s murder. This poor poor child. This could have been completely avoided. This is equivalent to watching someone have an asthma attack and just stand there with their inhaler in your hand watching them die.
It is awful. I am sure she smelled of ketones and was probably vomiting and so dry and dehydrated, it would have been apparent to anyone with half a brain.
@@heh2k no. I wanted to. They made sure they came up with an excuse as to why I went into DKA. The hospital collaborated with them (they all work together) and said I came into the jail with a kidney infection, totally not true. They took my insulin pump from me then barely gave me insulin afterwards, this lasted for 4 days. They ignored my please for help, by the time they took me to the hospital I was half dead. The courts dropped all charges, I guess as a way to try and even the situation out 😒 I lost 19 lbs in 4 days, stayed in the hospital for 7 days. I tried calling lawyers after I was out and none of them would help me. Small city in TN.
@@ashleywooden9609I'm so sorry you went through that Ashley. I'm glad you are OK now, but it should never have happened to you in the first place All the best to you ❤ from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
My 16 year old was diagnosed with T1D last October. This isn’t just negligence…this was deliberate. That child suffered immensely before she finally passed.
It's on the rise in the UK too. It's almost like the generations who are now parents have zero empathy. My guess would be that these are people who have been given psychoactives like Ritalin or Adderall from a very young age, and grow up to swallow anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medication like M&Ms.
sometimes when youre disabled or chronically ill people just get fed up with you and want you gone. there are so many selfish people in this world and almost all of them think they would never be so abusive or neglectful until theyre caring for a sick person for an extended period of time. RIP to this girl, im sorry she had to suffer. i know how horrible it feels to be treated like a burden over something thats already hard enough to deal with.
Some people just shouldn’t be parents. This attitude, especially towards your own child, is unnatural & sickening. I’m very sorry that you’ve been made to feel a burden by people in your life.
@Melanie_T2023 and thats why people choose to end their lives on their own time rather than Gods time bc love is not there to keep them there. Instead hatred neglect and abuse it whats there as long as they stick around.
@@BunnySlippers82 I definitely am. Joined CODA to address my codependency & realized I had to cut off some of my family too. It’s better this way. I’m proud of you for being able to do that - not everyone is, and even worse, sometimes people don’t even realize they should. It isn’t easy. Here’s to making something better out of this life tho, for both of us 💗
Over 500 blood sugar. That’s nuts. My dad struggles with diabetes because of steroids he takes for his brain cancer. Over 300 really is bad for the body. 500 is crazy. That poor kid
I worked with Brent 3 years ago and he never seemed the type to do anything malicious. We worked night shift and he was always utterly exhausted from staying up to take care of his kids. I never met his wife, but I got the impression that he didn't get much help from her.
Hmm, maybe I'm being cynical here, but after listening to this video I wonder if Brent used his self-described exhaustion to gain sympathy and get other people to take on some of his work load. Manipulation rarely seems malicious when it's happening.
There's no excuse for this . I am a diabtic that is such a horrible way to die . I am on the omnipod dexcom system. If they do not work then the parents should have been doing finger sticks. Over 500 blood sugar she would have felt horrible. Dexcom will yell at you if too high . That poor baby
My pancreas died after a car accident. Even as an adult it was a hard learning curve. I too almost died from ketoacidocis from a lack of education. I'm not on Omnipod & dexcom too. Any parent that doesn't research all the help is culpable. I worry about my dog more than they worried about this poor child!
The parents needed to be educated on juvenile diabetes. My daughter and I stayed at the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston for 10 days. I attended classes and my daughter age 9 was also being taught what to do with low or high blood sugars. My husband also learned how to give insulin injections. So much to learn and it is an overwhelming time for the entire family. Education is power. This story breaks my heart. May that girl RIP.
They almost certainly did get some sort of education but were careless and probably lazy. Even the most meticulous of people get burnt out with diabetes it’s a really finicky disease to control. My average number is 130 but there are definitely days when I feel too mentally exhausted to check my numbers or be careful about what I eat. Diabetes burn out is real but for some reason they probably didn’t actually believe a child could die from it (even though I’m certain they had in fact been told that).
@@missyelliot6237they said the dexcom was broken. But they had two fresh ones to change it for and even if they didn’t then they should of been finger pricking regularly
Exactly. My childhood best friend was diagnosed at 12 and her parents stayed on her butt even though she too was on it. They were a poor family with parents who worked a lot and still, they managed it.
My child was diagnosed just after her first birthday, shes 5 now and we use dexcom aswell, i dont understand how they didnt notice somthing, this is crazy. im terrified that i might sleep through an alarm or somthing but this is just too much, what a poor little girl what a sensless death,
the parents knew.. it s not normal for kids to sleep on FLOOR! If i see my kids sleeping on floor i d get my kid up and wake up.. I dont let my kids sleep on floor!
Older viewer here. Different time. Different generation I suppose. When my cousins and I were young kids that's where we slept at least for taking our naps. When we would go and visit our grandmother we would stretch out on blankets on the floor and then she'd give us each a pillow and another blanket to cover up with and we would sleep there for several hours. No one around us would have ever thought that taking a nap on the floor was strange.
@@manuellubian5709yeah… or maybe its different because she was dying on the floor without a blanket or pillow?? her mother didn’t check her for 12+ hours..
@@manuellubian5709 right but all day instead a nap? and I used to nap on floor when i was young, my parents d always check on me and wake me up. No parents should leave kids sleep on floor all day! it s not normal! plus the parents knew she is on diabetes!
This stood out to me too. Disabled or healthy this seems like a real red flag to me. Even if my kids sleep in a little I at least pop my head in to make sure they are ok.
In my opinion this is a case of negligent homicide. These parents had all the tools and opportunities scientifically possible available to them and made the choice to ignore the obvious. Like the Crumbleys, they need to be held accountable to the furthest extent of the law.
This is Appalling⚠️There is NO excuse for those monsters/parents. My son was diagnosed w T1D at 7yrs. We were not allowed to leave the intial hospital admittance/diagnosis for 12 days. We as a family were trained daily...Even my Ex & his wife, family/stepkids were trained in the hospital. I can't imagine what that poor girl went thru. My son is now 34 & he still needs help/support from us. Even his friends know what to do to help when he's in distress. This death is so tragic, yet so avoidable. The parents, both, should be held accountable! Lock 'em up & melt down the key!
Why didnt the school call 911 to get her taken to ER? If she was in that bad of shape , the nurse should have called 911 that way the child could have been taken to the hospital to recieve medical help to get stablized . 😫
I agree tbh :/ After the third or fourth time a child walks into the nurses office, I would’ve involved authorities if I was that nurse. Like that just isn’t okay. And I would do it every single time until the parents realize that the only way to stop dealing with that is to make sure their kid is okay so I don’t have to call 911. I hate all these stories so much. It always comes down to multiple failures by multiple people, and it was so preventable ):
Sounds like that wasn’t the first time they found her passed out like that and just gave her a shot and moved on. That’s why she just gave her a shot and didnt come back for an hour.
Did they have life insurance on this kid?! Cause this sounds like it was purposely done. Or the parents were just over taking extra care of their child.
Key-tones, like the thing you put in a lock and of your voice. When I was around this girl's age I tested positive for exposure to tuberculosis. I'd never heard of it before. The pills were gigantic and they stank. They made me gag when I had to take them. I complained to dad asking why I had to take them for a whole six months when I didn't feel sick. Dad said that it was either take them now for six months at home or take them for a year in isolation in a hospital; no school, no library, no summer camp. It wasn't until I was an adult that I learned just how serious tuberculosis could be, and why neither my dad, nor my stepmother, nor my doctor were playing around with either dosage or length of time I had to take them for... ... thanks dad!
I had a dog with diabetes. My lil Einstein required insulin injections every 12 hours. I hardly had a life, I was in my early 30s. Shots at 7am and pm every day. My little guy was with me for about 3 years after his diagnosis. Fawk these parents.
@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 that absolutely came across wrong! I loved my dog, hence the limitations. I had to drive over an hour each way for work. I had to give him shots 45 min before eating each meal. I worked a normal 8 to 5. So I really didn't have the ability to do much before or after work. Happy to do it. Point being, how could parents care less for their child than people are willing to care for their dog.
glad to see the criticism of the ads being right in the middle was recognized and worked with. much better to be in the beginning than to have the tone suddenly switched to cheery in the middle for it.
I was a welfare officer for kids in sport. I reported several paremts of diabetic kids over the years for mismanagement of the condition and putting their kiddos in danger. Kids would tell me what they were being fed or that mom had hyped them up on sugar so they wouldnt need to come out during a class to get tested but instead caused the kid to have a massive flucuation. Parents are lazy AF. I had 170 kids out of 1000 with enhanced medical needs and id say 25 of those werent managing their kids conditions. Anaphylaxis allergies was another one parents would make collosal mistakes with..not supplying epi pens on a constant basis. One episode id to use the spare one at the club on a child who had a peanut allergy and had been told dozens of times to keep his pen in his bag. The med bag was empty!! That boy almost died in the ambulance as two pens did nothing! Crazy.
The dexcom 6 has a sensor and transmitter. You need both working parts to get the readings. But it is a parent responsibility to monitor the blood sugar and make sure the child is taking insulin. There are alternatives. Pumps are expensive to have and keep running. If they had no 'pods' that means they were NOT ordered and a plan B wasnt put in place. What a tragedy. I became diabetic at age 15, my parents provided the supplies but NO supervision. It was a nightmare.
Did the parents think that the insulin prescription and instructions were just suggestions ??? The school nurse took better care of Alice than her parents! That had to have been a terrifying way to die. Rest in Peace Alice💜💜
A friend of mine’s daughter was diagnosed at 14 and she almost died. From the moment she was diagnosed my friends entire life and her daughters life changed. Every day needed to be planned out as far as meals and her testing and taking her medication. Her daughter was an athlete as well so it was a lot as far as getting everyone in her life including her friends and their parents informed and up to speed with what she needed and what to look out for. My friend literally wouldn’t let her daughter sleep with the door closed just in case and for the first few months because of almost losing her she slept in her room. Shame on these parents they had access to all the help they should have needed. In my opinion this is murder
As a type one diabetic, this sickens me. I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 19, & my parents still took every step to ensure they were educated, & able to help me manage it. That poor girl. Her death was SO avoidable
This is pure insidious. To me it's too much of a risk even if I didn't believe in modern medicine, I couldn't sit back and let my child die from a preventable disease
@@religiohominilupus5259Nothing wrong in taking care of your siblings instead of being stubborn and ignore her to death. Your statement is very selfish and cruel. She wasn’t bed bedridden or something. Now their sister is dead and the agony is a lifetime.
@@religiohominilupus5259 no it isn't right, I agree. But my older sister took care of me through my father's abandonment and my mother's depression. It's normal to want to care for your siblings. Doesn't have to have anything to do with the parents.
@@mh6773 Selfish? You don't know much about psychology and child abuse, do you? You'd risk one child having long-term mental health issues for the other child's physical health? That's sick.
I come from a family of diabetics and myself have reactive hypoglycaemia (from gastric bypass surgery) and this case has absolutely flabbergasted me. These parents neglected that sweet girl to death-pure and utter laziness, neglect and idiotic behaviour. RIP darling.
I have worked child welfare in another state and ended up removing a child for medical neglect due to diabetes not being managed by the parent. By the time a judge granted the removal, Awe had investigated the family 6-7times, and sought removal at least three times but were continuing to be denied because the parents “just needed more education and services.” The only reason we were able to get a judge to sign the removal the last time was because the child had been hospitalized for diabetes 5 times in a month period--school was out and nobody was helping the child with the insulin shots or sugar tracking. I have zero regrets about pulling that child from the home. I know the family loved the child but they had shown time and time again an inability to care for the child’s medical needs and that child was dancing with death during each diabetic ketoacidosis event.
My oldest has asthma and it was really bad when she was little. I couldn’t imagine for one second not getting her the care she needs. It would be the equivalent of me knowing she has asthma and not keeping her inhaler at hand at ALL times (no matter how inconvenient) or actively doing things to make it worse like blow smoke in her face r something! I just don’t get it. It’s so scary when your kids deal with a common cold.. let alone something potentially life threatening! You have to be one selfish disgusting human to neglect that!!!
I am a mother of a teenage son and I live in BLOOMINGTON INDIANA and this is just horrific!!!! These are NOT parents!!! I hope the other children are able find a stable, safe, secure environment and are able to heal, find happiness and real love which these children deserve..... Children do NOT get pick who becomes their mom or dad or guardian..... Children deserve better!!! THIS child did not deserve this nor does any child deserve to be abused....... TO ANYBODY OUT IN THE WORLD BEING ABSUSED, MISTREATED, PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY PLEASE DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SEEK HELP AT ANY MEANS POSSIBLE!!!! DONT BE AFRAID.....
Simple reaction to this video: These people are monsters! If they don't get what they deserve in this life time, they will in the next... RIP lil' Alice 😪
This is so heartbreaking. It hit way too close to home. When I was a placement student, I got to work at a school. This school was in a small town where I lived as a child. So, it was pretty exciting. I met this boy who was diabetic. His condition was very concerning. My supervisor and I talked about it because I was extremely concerned for this young man. The parents of this young man did not provide him with the appropriate amount of insulin, he was underfed, and was not fed the appropriate types of food. He was not given any insulin to bring to school and did not fully understand the severity of his condition. My supervisor explained that she has called CAS multiple times regarding these concerns. Not much would happen. Even when the parents would send insulin to school, after CAS calls were made, it was not refrigerated. They would only send it to school and "pull up their socks" for a few weeks. Things would then go right back to the way it was. This young man probably doesn't understand what type of abuse he is experiencing. He probably doesn't understand what the result of this type of abuse could be. He probably thinks it's normal. Which is the saddest part, in my eyes. I think about him often and wonder if he is doing okay, is being supported, and realizes that his health is extremely important. I also wonder if his parents got the help and support they needed in order to become the parents he needs.
Cps never does anything when people report, it's disgusting how often we hear about kids in danger who then died that cps says all was fine or did not check in on the kids..these parents really couldn't have cared about her at all
I feel bad for the school nurse who obviously cared for this poor girl and kept reporting over and over again hoping they would intervene in her home before this incredibly foreseeable tragedy
@@KI-fm6ukthe nurse made statements knowing the child might have not had a dr appt in a whole year. She should have called a hospital if she was that sick at school knowing she was being medically neglected. That is odd part to this story.
Makes me feel extremely lucky to have had the parents I do. Mine had to get trained on how to run a dialysis machine. Reminded me everytime I had to take meds. They took on everything so I could just be a kid.
How did CPS close the case as unsubstantiated when it was a fact that her blood sugar was over 500?!! The parents are awful but CPS dropped the ball as well. I feel bad for the nurse who tried but I think she shouldve called the ambulance if her blood sugar was over 500.
I hate this. She was such a beautiful little girl, look at that effervescent smile. I don't understand why anyone would be so utterly incompetent as to do this to her.
I'm a type one diabetic and have dexcom and if your sugar is low or high your phone will beep and beep until you turn it off. I can't even imagine how this poor baby felt. Sleeping like they explained is a huge sign of something bad about to happen. My heart aches for this baby girl. Rest easy sweetheart
I totally believe the parents will try to settle to keep it from going to trial in front of a jury. I hope that whoever the judge is, rejects it and brings that poor girl justice. The precedent this will set
My best friend growing up was diagnosed at 12. Her family was poor af but did everything they could to be there for her and help her. Of course, at 12, she was able to learn to take care of herself as well, but kids will be kids and her parents were the back up to make sure she was doing what she needed to do.
This is sickening and infuriating to see as a parent! Another example of why I firmly believe people should have to be licensed before having children. There should be background checks, financial checks, parenting classes etc to be taken before a human life is brought into this world. Kids deserve to be born in a stable environment with parents who want them and are intelligent enough to understand their care!
My 15yo is T1D and hearing this is disgusting it makes my stomach turn to imagine what she went thru even leading up to the worst outcome they have symptoms when there high and low so that poor baby’s body was going thru it long b4 her death so sad Rest easy baby girl ur in the fathers comforting arms now what peace u didn’t get here on earth I have now
Why do you all make the titles so convoluted and difficult. Why not just say "Mom and dad neglected there diabetic daughter until she died" its not that difficult...
A lot of people don’t understand how serious diabetes, especially type one is. My fiancé has type one diabetes and so my grandparents and until I started dating, let alone engage someone who has it. You have no idea how dangerous is.
I remember when I was a kid and whenever the doctors would give me medicine, I was the one reminding my mom when I had to take it because if I didn't I never got it. Difference is I didn't have a life threatening chronic illness. My heart breaks for her.
Such a beautiful girl. That poor child was suffering. Those levels are crazy high. You feel so weak and sick when your level aren’t correct. I’m diabetic too. It’s horrible
I cannot imagine how parents just let their children die. I would be so annoying to my child if they had some sort of health issue making sure they are okay. I just don't get it. Rest in peace sweet angel💔
There should be specialized DCS workers who have basic medical training and who are trained to work together with doctors and nurses, for children with serious illnesses and disabilities.
They should be held accountable for their negligence to this beautiful child. Also, the rest of the children will pay the price, when their parents are in jail. Poor baby 😢
I truly believe it's because her overweight, homely mother was JEALOUS of her own daughter and I also believe all fathers hate their daughters because they hate women in general. Hate and jealousy, point blank. Happens every damn day and it's PATHETIC
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I stayed up for 78 hours watching my sons breathing (has asthma and sleep apnea) I had him at the urgent care and they said he had an upper respiratory infection he was on meds but his breathing progressively got worse after staying up that long I took him to children's hospital and he had a collapsed lower left lobe on his lung. They told me if I wasn't on top of it he could have died. My kids saved my life I'm a former drug addict and they are why I got clean......This total lack of vigilance and negligence is sickening.
Happy your child is doing well and congratulations on sobriety. ❤
Well done on getting clean! I'm just over a year clean myself. I credit sobriety to my cats. Who i take care ofbetter than these parents took care of their kid. Not that the bar is very high
I’m so happy for you, on both counts ❤️🩹🙏
Congratulations 👏👏👏👏
I'm so happy for you! Congratulations on your substitute and for being an awesome parent!
Why would you let any child sleep in until 3 pm, but especially a child with diabetes? It is crucial that a child with Diabetes get their insulin and eat regularly. This is negligence.
That part I really don't understand, every normal loving parent would be concerned if their kid was still asleep at 3pm. I wonder how many times this happened and they just let her suffer.
This! My 17 yo daughter was sick in bed yesterday (no health long term issues just sick with the flu or something) and at 11am I woke her up with food for her to eat in bed. How does a mother allow her child to go without eating is beyond me!
especially a diabetic child!
Most of the time you can't let them sleep in due to LOW sugars..not high. Usually their sugars drop while they sleep because they don't get food while sleeping. So they need to get up to eat..not insulin. I just want proper facts out there.
@@breezeh1127either way it’s still a major issue. and if she was left home alone who knows what she ate before going to bed
I work in a school as a nurse and have subbed as a school nurse. I cannot imagine how much grief this nurse is going through. She loved the child, wanted what was best for her, and tried hard to get someone to listen. She is in my thoughts right now, not her parents.
I work in the cafeteria at an elementary. We had a girl who was diabetic. We did our homework on how carbs work in a diabetic. It wasn’t our job but we made it our job to take care of her. 😢we love our kids and do what we need to do to make sure they are taken care of. Rest Easy sweet baby girl 💔💔
The parents had every help available - pump/monitor, phone, Drs, hospital, DCS, school nurse - and still they let this child die.
Absolutely heartbreaking. RIP Alice.
Sounds like the parents just didn't want to deal with having a child with diabetes. In other words, she became a burden to them. Whatever the case, this poor child lost her life.
Right!! 😢
Seem to be special needs
Sad asl honestly this why I don't let anyone make me feel guilty about not wanting to have kids
@@shaypope4732I think that it is an honorable thing to be able to say that kids aren't the right lifestyle choice for you. Parenting isn't always easy. And it isn't the right path for everyone. I just wish more people recognized this. You are being a positive force in this world by recognizing that kids aren't right for your life. And you are improving the health, both mentally and physically of younger generations by choosing to not enter into an unhealthy parent-child relationship. I commend you for this.
I have 3 kids of my own, and I've been caring for a teenager whose egg donor is an abusive narcissist who doesn't want to parent, but still won't give up parental rights. (I think they just don't want to lose out on the child tax credit.) All the kids have their own set of special needs. It isn't for the faint of heart to be sure! Some days I don't know how my husband and I do it. But you just take it one step at a time. Some days I really feel like we are doing parenting on hard mode. My husband and I also have our own mental health issues to manage. And we really try to stay on top of our own issues because we need to be able to do our jobs as parents.
We just do what we've gotta do. We ask for help when we are struggling. And we do our best. If I really thought I couldn't pull through to manage my kid's health issues, that I thought they could be in danger because of it, I would ask for help, look for resources and even give up my parental rights to keep my child safe and well if needed. Because my kids are worth the pain it takes to get them proper care. Even if it means giving them up to someone more capable.
All that said, I wish you well. I gotta get back to my kidlets who are having a challenging time right now.
Could they relinquish they parental rights, if a poor girl was such a burden? It would be better for sure.
If you dont want to take care of a kid. Dont have kids then!!
I know right? Sheesh...get a vasectomy, cheapest and easiest way to prevent this BS. men need to start stepping up too...
Or just don't have kids
I have noticed that people find out that they get back a lot of cash in income taxes especially if you have children, so the result of that is you get people who easily procreate and make a lot of children and they aren't mentally, physically or financially able to raise they're children.
@@JennyOPKush no... I mean just don't have kids. No matter who you are
I tell alot of people that i don't want kids. And then i get called selfish. LOL
As a type one diabetic myself, I know the pain this baby went through. She died from DKA, and I’ve been in it once when I was denied insulin and proper care while in jail(many years ago). DKA is worse than the worse hangover you’ve ever had, and for her to get to the point of death, that’s pure torture. You literally feel yourself slowly dying…this is sick. And to think they had her Dexcom readings on their phones and ignored it, that’s murder. This poor poor child. This could have been completely avoided.
This is equivalent to watching someone have an asthma attack and just stand there with their inhaler in your hand watching them die.
It is awful. I am sure she smelled of ketones and was probably vomiting and so dry and dehydrated, it would have been apparent to anyone with half a brain.
Did you sue?
@@heh2k no. I wanted to. They made sure they came up with an excuse as to why I went into DKA. The hospital collaborated with them (they all work together) and said I came into the jail with a kidney infection, totally not true. They took my insulin pump from me then barely gave me insulin afterwards, this lasted for 4 days. They ignored my please for help, by the time they took me to the hospital I was half dead. The courts dropped all charges, I guess as a way to try and even the situation out 😒 I lost 19 lbs in 4 days, stayed in the hospital for 7 days. I tried calling lawyers after I was out and none of them would help me. Small city in TN.
@@ashleywooden9609 Wow, that's terrible.
@@ashleywooden9609I'm so sorry you went through that Ashley. I'm glad you are OK now, but it should never have happened to you in the first place All the best to you ❤ from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
My 16 year old was diagnosed with T1D last October. This isn’t just negligence…this was deliberate. That child suffered immensely before she finally passed.
Bad parenting is a plague in America.
I totally agree! Everybody who has children should never have ever been parents.
@@MsAchampion they certainly should have been taking parenting classes.
It's on the rise in the UK too. It's almost like the generations who are now parents have zero empathy. My guess would be that these are people who have been given psychoactives like Ritalin or Adderall from a very young age, and grow up to swallow anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medication like M&Ms.
@@sasskvetch8617 Baby Boomers wrecked society in many ways and eliminating theology for psychology is one example.
@@JohnMack-f3f how was theology eliminated in favor of psychology?
sometimes when youre disabled
or chronically ill people just get fed up with you and want you gone. there are so many selfish people in this world and almost all of them think they would never be so abusive or neglectful until theyre caring for a sick person for an extended period of time. RIP to this girl, im sorry she had to suffer. i know how horrible it feels to be treated like a burden over something thats already hard enough to deal with.
Some people just shouldn’t be parents. This attitude, especially towards your own child, is unnatural & sickening. I’m very sorry that you’ve been made to feel a burden by people in your life.
@Melanie_T2023 and thats why people choose to end their lives on their own time rather than Gods time bc love is not there to keep them there. Instead hatred neglect and abuse it whats there as long as they stick around.
@@KeivaJones-nf3jdIt’s so incredibly sad. Being a parent is a privilege, not a right.
There is a lot to learn when your child has an illness that requires medical and dietary to stay alive. To STAY ALIVE. FIGURE IT OUT PARENTS!!!
It seems the parents were just too lazy and couldn't be bothered...
I think you are right.Poor girl was born to the wrong people.I wonder where the grandparents were.
Extremely lazy parenting, reminds me of my mom and stepdad. Unfortunately, this bs is not rare even though most children survive it. RIP sweet girl.
I’m sorry your parents sucked. My mom and step dad sucked too. Some people just shouldn’t be parents.
@missyelliot6237 I'm sorry yours were bad too. Hopefully, you're in a better place now. I had to cut all ties for my own safety and wellbeing.
@@BunnySlippers82 I definitely am. Joined CODA to address my codependency & realized I had to cut off some of my family too. It’s better this way. I’m proud of you for being able to do that - not everyone is, and even worse, sometimes people don’t even realize they should. It isn’t easy. Here’s to making something better out of this life tho, for both of us 💗
Over 500 blood sugar. That’s nuts. My dad struggles with diabetes because of steroids he takes for his brain cancer. Over 300 really is bad for the body. 500 is crazy. That poor kid
Alice was treated with massive malice. RIP young lady
Rest in peace beautiful girl. You deserved so much better 💔
Murder! They basically murdered her.
They need years in prison!
The parents knew exactly what they were doing!
I worked with Brent 3 years ago and he never seemed the type to do anything malicious. We worked night shift and he was always utterly exhausted from staying up to take care of his kids. I never met his wife, but I got the impression that he didn't get much help from her.
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Hmm, maybe I'm being cynical here, but after listening to this video I wonder if Brent used his self-described exhaustion to gain sympathy and get other people to take on some of his work load. Manipulation rarely seems malicious when it's happening.
There's no excuse for this . I am a diabtic that is such a horrible way to die . I am on the omnipod dexcom system. If they do not work then the parents should have been doing finger sticks. Over 500 blood sugar she would have felt horrible. Dexcom will yell at you if too high . That poor baby
My pancreas died after a car accident. Even as an adult it was a hard learning curve. I too almost died from ketoacidocis from a lack of education. I'm not on Omnipod & dexcom too. Any parent that doesn't research all the help is culpable. I worry about my dog more than they worried about this poor child!
The parents needed to be educated on juvenile diabetes. My daughter and I stayed at the Joslin Diabetes Center in Boston for 10 days. I attended classes and my daughter age 9 was also being taught what to do with low or high blood sugars. My husband also learned how to give insulin injections. So much to learn and it is an overwhelming time for the entire family. Education is power. This story breaks my heart. May that girl RIP.
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Did you stay there in Boston for free, did you have to pay for any of the programs,did you stay in a hotel?
I’m sure they absolutely were educated time
And time again
They almost certainly did get some sort of education but were careless and probably lazy. Even the most meticulous of people get burnt out with diabetes it’s a really finicky disease to control. My average number is 130 but there are definitely days when I feel too mentally exhausted to check my numbers or be careful about what I eat. Diabetes burn out is real but for some reason they probably didn’t actually believe a child could die from it (even though I’m certain they had in fact been told that).
How do you teach someone who’s NOT willing to learn? I get what you mean but here they weren’t interested to learn at all.
Knowing your child is diabetic I don’t make sure you have all the medication and you don’t check on her for hours and hours and hours. Unacceptable!
What parents fail to get a diabetic child up to eat and check blood sugar during the day???
Did you hear that the parents had apps on their phone SPECIFICALLY for checking her blood sugar??? Absolutely disgusting. I can’t get over that.
@@missyelliot6237they said the dexcom was broken. But they had two fresh ones to change it for and even if they didn’t then they should of been finger pricking regularly
Exactly. My childhood best friend was diagnosed at 12 and her parents stayed on her butt even though she too was on it. They were a poor family with parents who worked a lot and still, they managed it.
How did these kids live beyond their first years, with how neglectful they are towards medical care????? I don’t get it….
My child was diagnosed just after her first birthday, shes 5 now and we use dexcom aswell, i dont understand how they didnt notice somthing, this is crazy. im terrified that i might sleep through an alarm or somthing but this is just too much, what a poor little girl what a sensless death,
They did notice and were told many times, they didnt care
Blood sugar of 500 I would have called an ambulance if I was that school nurse
That was my question exactly
What's a normal level?
@@timtimly6085 under 100! 80-100 is normal, 😢😢 at 200 she would have been very sick!!
@@timtimly6085not diabetic but I think they said 80-100
the parents knew.. it s not normal for kids to sleep on FLOOR! If i see my kids sleeping on floor i d get my kid up and wake up.. I dont let my kids sleep on floor!
Older viewer here. Different time. Different generation I suppose. When my cousins and I were young kids that's where we slept at least for taking our naps. When we would go and visit our grandmother we would stretch out on blankets on the floor and then she'd give us each a pillow and another blanket to cover up with and we would sleep there for several hours. No one around us would have ever thought that taking a nap on the floor was strange.
@@manuellubian5709well that's cause it wasn't ur normal environment or home and I'm sure it wasn't a cold floor but carpets too
@@manuellubian5709yeah… or maybe its different because she was dying on the floor without a blanket or pillow?? her mother didn’t check her for 12+ hours..
Not only that but sleeping on the floor until 3-4pm? Wow
@@manuellubian5709 right but all day instead a nap? and I used to nap on floor when i was young, my parents d always check on me and wake me up. No parents should leave kids sleep on floor all day! it s not normal! plus the parents knew she is on diabetes!
Do a lot of children sleep in until 3-5pm?! Why wouldn't they check on her for so long?! I would be worried if my children slept so late.
This stood out to me too. Disabled or healthy this seems like a real red flag to me. Even if my kids sleep in a little I at least pop my head in to make sure they are ok.
No , but these kind of ppl know something is wrong but choose to ignore
Diabetic coma. That’s the issue here
It was not like she was sleeping in her bed either! She was on the floor🥺
@@OahuGizzyomg why have kids if ur going to treat them this bad just sad asl honestly
In my opinion this is a case of negligent homicide. These parents had all the tools and opportunities scientifically possible available to them and made the choice to ignore the obvious. Like the Crumbleys, they need to be held accountable to the furthest extent of the law.
My daughter’s dog is diabetic and gets better care. Sugar at 500 is comatose range!!
So very sad! With proper care she could have led a normal life. No excuse, doctors offer a lot of info. and training on diabetes.
What a disgrace
This is Appalling⚠️There is NO excuse for those monsters/parents. My son was diagnosed w T1D at 7yrs. We were not allowed to leave the intial hospital admittance/diagnosis for 12 days. We as a family were trained daily...Even my Ex & his wife, family/stepkids were trained in the hospital. I can't imagine what that poor girl went thru. My son is now 34 & he still needs help/support from us. Even his friends know what to do to help when he's in distress. This death is so tragic, yet so avoidable. The parents, both, should be held accountable! Lock 'em up & melt down the key!
Why didnt the school call 911 to get her taken to ER? If she was in that bad of shape , the nurse should have called 911 that way the child could have been taken to the hospital to recieve medical help to get stablized . 😫
I agree tbh :/
After the third or fourth time a child walks into the nurses office, I would’ve involved authorities if I was that nurse. Like that just isn’t okay. And I would do it every single time until the parents realize that the only way to stop dealing with that is to make sure their kid is okay so I don’t have to call 911.
I hate all these stories so much. It always comes down to multiple failures by multiple people, and it was so preventable ):
Sounds like that wasn’t the first time they found her passed out like that and just gave her a shot and moved on. That’s why she just gave her a shot and didnt come back for an hour.
Wtf.
I can't imagine not seeing my child until 5:00 and not checking on them???? Wtf
So she was not very responsive so mom gave her a mega dose of insulin and proceeded to leave her on the floor? For two more hours? Who does that?
Wow! The school Nurse did the right thing. The parents are the ones that should have protected and taken care of her. How horrible!
Did they have life insurance on this kid?! Cause this sounds like it was purposely done. Or the parents were just over taking extra care of their child.
Was wondering the same thing.
Heartbreaking.
Key-tones, like the thing you put in a lock and of your voice.
When I was around this girl's age I tested positive for exposure to tuberculosis. I'd never heard of it before. The pills were gigantic and they stank. They made me gag when I had to take them. I complained to dad asking why I had to take them for a whole six months when I didn't feel sick. Dad said that it was either take them now for six months at home or take them for a year in isolation in a hospital; no school, no library, no summer camp. It wasn't until I was an adult that I learned just how serious tuberculosis could be, and why neither my dad, nor my stepmother, nor my doctor were playing around with either dosage or length of time I had to take them for...
... thanks dad!
I had a dog with diabetes. My lil Einstein required insulin injections every 12 hours. I hardly had a life, I was in my early 30s. Shots at 7am and pm every day. My little guy was with me for about 3 years after his diagnosis. Fawk these parents.
I mean, I can't travel, but other than that, having a diabetic pet doesn't inhibit my life almost at all.
@foolishlyfoolhardy6004 that absolutely came across wrong! I loved my dog, hence the limitations. I had to drive over an hour each way for work. I had to give him shots 45 min before eating each meal. I worked a normal 8 to 5. So I really didn't have the ability to do much before or after work. Happy to do it. Point being, how could parents care less for their child than people are willing to care for their dog.
little einstein hit the jackpot with you. way too many people throw away their pets once they have problems.
glad to see the criticism of the ads being right in the middle was recognized and worked with. much better to be in the beginning than to have the tone suddenly switched to cheery in the middle for it.
I was a welfare officer for kids in sport. I reported several paremts of diabetic kids over the years for mismanagement of the condition and putting their kiddos in danger. Kids would tell me what they were being fed or that mom had hyped them up on sugar so they wouldnt need to come out during a class to get tested but instead caused the kid to have a massive flucuation. Parents are lazy AF. I had 170 kids out of 1000 with enhanced medical needs and id say 25 of those werent managing their kids conditions. Anaphylaxis allergies was another one parents would make collosal mistakes with..not supplying epi pens on a constant basis.
One episode id to use the spare one at the club on a child who had a peanut allergy and had been told dozens of times to keep his pen in his bag. The med bag was empty!! That boy almost died in the ambulance as two pens did nothing! Crazy.
Very sad.
shocking, but I am not surprised, must have been frustrating
The dexcom 6 has a sensor and transmitter. You need both working parts to get the readings. But it is a parent responsibility to monitor the blood sugar and make sure the child is taking insulin. There are alternatives. Pumps are expensive to have and keep running. If they had no 'pods' that means they were NOT ordered and a plan B wasnt put in place. What a tragedy. I became diabetic at age 15, my parents provided the supplies but NO supervision. It was a nightmare.
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Idk if you watched the video but it turns out they did have the pods in the house, they just chose not to use them 😔
This poor child. Rip.
I agree. These parents deserve to be charged and spend their lives in prison. They didn’t care about their children.
these sensors need to change weekly. such negligence from parents. poor girl...
Some of the new ones go two weeks! And without that, she should have been testing regularly.
As a licensed clinical social worker this is such a sad case. Where were the other family members school, neighbors take the kid to the hospital!!!!
Did the parents think that the insulin prescription and instructions were just suggestions ??? The school nurse took better care of Alice than her parents! That had to have been a terrifying way to die. Rest in Peace Alice💜💜
Absolute laziness on the parents part!
That beautiful girl! They didn’t deserve her.
A friend of mine’s daughter was diagnosed at 14 and she almost died. From the moment she was diagnosed my friends entire life and her daughters life changed. Every day needed to be planned out as far as meals and her testing and taking her medication. Her daughter was an athlete as well so it was a lot as far as getting everyone in her life including her friends and their parents informed and up to speed with what she needed and what to look out for. My friend literally wouldn’t let her daughter sleep with the door closed just in case and for the first few months because of almost losing her she slept in her room. Shame on these parents they had access to all the help they should have needed. In my opinion this is murder
As a type one diabetic, this sickens me. I wasn’t diagnosed until I was 19, & my parents still took every step to ensure they were educated, & able to help me manage it. That poor girl. Her death was SO avoidable
This is pure insidious. To me it's too much of a risk even if I didn't believe in modern medicine, I couldn't sit back and let my child die from a preventable disease
Sad that the 16 yr old wasn't trained to help their sibling because the parents couldn't be bothered
Parentification is never OK and is abuse in and of itself. It's not the 16 year old's responsibility to care for a sibling with an illness.
@@religiohominilupus5259Nothing wrong in taking care of your siblings instead of being stubborn and ignore her to death. Your statement is very selfish and cruel. She wasn’t bed bedridden or something. Now their sister is dead and the agony is a lifetime.
You really think parents too neglectful to help her would take the time to teach their other child?
@@religiohominilupus5259 no it isn't right, I agree. But my older sister took care of me through my father's abandonment and my mother's depression. It's normal to want to care for your siblings. Doesn't have to have anything to do with the parents.
@@mh6773 Selfish? You don't know much about psychology and child abuse, do you? You'd risk one child having long-term mental health issues for the other child's physical health? That's sick.
jesse fr does such an incredible job with his interviews and questions. such a great voice to listen to!!. don’t let him go! lol
Lock them creeps up why didnt she take her to the emergency hospital 😢
I come from a family of diabetics and myself have reactive hypoglycaemia (from gastric bypass surgery) and this case has absolutely flabbergasted me.
These parents neglected that sweet girl to death-pure and utter laziness, neglect and idiotic behaviour.
RIP darling.
I have worked child welfare in another state and ended up removing a child for medical neglect due to diabetes not being managed by the parent. By the time a judge granted the removal, Awe had investigated the family 6-7times, and sought removal at least three times but were continuing to be denied because the parents “just needed more education and services.”
The only reason we were able to get a judge to sign the removal the last time was because the child had been hospitalized for diabetes 5 times in a month period--school was out and nobody was helping the child with the insulin shots or sugar tracking.
I have zero regrets about pulling that child from the home. I know the family loved the child but they had shown time and time again an inability to care for the child’s medical needs and that child was dancing with death during each diabetic ketoacidosis event.
wow how frustrating but well done for removing the kid from neglectful parents
I hoped this beautiful child get the justice she's deserve nobody deserves this
Nobody needs to die of diabetes. It's so treatable. Dad's hair is wild
My oldest has asthma and it was really bad when she was little. I couldn’t imagine for one second not getting her the care she needs. It would be the equivalent of me knowing she has asthma and not keeping her inhaler at hand at ALL times (no matter how inconvenient) or actively doing things to make it worse like blow smoke in her face r something! I just don’t get it. It’s so scary when your kids deal with a common cold.. let alone something potentially life threatening! You have to be one selfish disgusting human to neglect that!!!
Rip baby girl
This happened in my hometown. So disgusting and I’m so happy you’re covering this.
They knew she was diabetic and needed care. It's more than neglect, it's m u r d e r. Shame on them.
I am a mother of a teenage son and I live in BLOOMINGTON INDIANA and this is just horrific!!!! These are NOT parents!!! I hope the other children are able find a stable, safe, secure environment and are able to heal, find happiness and real love which these children deserve..... Children do NOT get pick who becomes their mom or dad or guardian..... Children deserve better!!! THIS child did not deserve this nor does any child deserve to be abused....... TO ANYBODY OUT IN THE WORLD BEING ABSUSED, MISTREATED, PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY PLEASE DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SEEK HELP AT ANY MEANS POSSIBLE!!!! DONT BE AFRAID.....
Simple reaction to this video: These people are monsters! If they don't get what they deserve in this life time, they will in the next... RIP lil' Alice 😪
very, very, sad. my heart goes out to that poor girl.
This is so sad, rest in peace little girl ❤
This is so heartbreaking. It hit way too close to home.
When I was a placement student, I got to work at a school. This school was in a small town where I lived as a child. So, it was pretty exciting.
I met this boy who was diabetic. His condition was very concerning. My supervisor and I talked about it because I was extremely concerned for this young man.
The parents of this young man did not provide him with the appropriate amount of insulin, he was underfed, and was not fed the appropriate types of food. He was not given any insulin to bring to school and did not fully understand the severity of his condition. My supervisor explained that she has called CAS multiple times regarding these concerns. Not much would happen.
Even when the parents would send insulin to school, after CAS calls were made, it was not refrigerated. They would only send it to school and "pull up their socks" for a few weeks. Things would then go right back to the way it was.
This young man probably doesn't understand what type of abuse he is experiencing. He probably doesn't understand what the result of this type of abuse could be. He probably thinks it's normal. Which is the saddest part, in my eyes.
I think about him often and wonder if he is doing okay, is being supported, and realizes that his health is extremely important. I also wonder if his parents got the help and support they needed in order to become the parents he needs.
Cps never does anything when people report, it's disgusting how often we hear about kids in danger who then died that cps says all was fine or did not check in on the kids..these parents really couldn't have cared about her at all
And then the parents who do care for their kids get them taken away on little things and ruin lives
I feel bad for the school nurse who obviously cared for this poor girl and kept reporting over and over again hoping they would intervene in her home before this incredibly foreseeable tragedy
@@KI-fm6ukthe nurse made statements knowing the child might have not had a dr appt in a whole year. She should have called a hospital if she was that sick at school knowing she was being medically neglected. That is odd part to this story.
Makes me feel extremely lucky to have had the parents I do. Mine had to get trained on how to run a dialysis machine. Reminded me everytime I had to take meds. They took on everything so I could just be a kid.
Bless that school nurses heart. She tried to save that girl, and once again DCS fails another child. RIP sweet Alice.
How did CPS close the case as unsubstantiated when it was a fact that her blood sugar was over 500?!! The parents are awful but CPS dropped the ball as well. I feel bad for the nurse who tried but I think she shouldve called the ambulance if her blood sugar was over 500.
I hate this. She was such a beautiful little girl, look at that effervescent smile. I don't understand why anyone would be so utterly incompetent as to do this to her.
I'm a type one diabetic and have dexcom and if your sugar is low or high your phone will beep and beep until you turn it off. I can't even imagine how this poor baby felt. Sleeping like they explained is a huge sign of something bad about to happen. My heart aches for this baby girl. Rest easy sweetheart
Omg 600 blood sugar makes me want to cry. This is so horrible 😭😭
I totally believe the parents will try to settle to keep it from going to trial in front of a jury. I hope that whoever the judge is, rejects it and brings that poor girl justice. The precedent this will set
So freaking heart breaking 💔 RIP Alice
Disgraceful. Inexuscable. Negligence. Period. 😢 Rip sweet angel
They are obviously terrible people and even worse parents. My heart breaks for that little girl.
My best friend growing up was diagnosed at 12. Her family was poor af but did everything they could to be there for her and help her. Of course, at 12, she was able to learn to take care of herself as well, but kids will be kids and her parents were the back up to make sure she was doing what she needed to do.
This is sickening and infuriating to see as a parent! Another example of why I firmly believe people should have to be licensed before having children. There should be background checks, financial checks, parenting classes etc to be taken before a human life is brought into this world. Kids deserve to be born in a stable environment with parents who want them and are intelligent enough to understand their care!
Unfortunately that will not be done...it starts in the heart
I agree, and we need to have a bill introduced to congress and passed.
Yes but just because someone passes all those tests it does not mean they aren’t going to turn around and act the opposite.
agreed
My 15yo is T1D and hearing this is disgusting it makes my stomach turn to imagine what she went thru even leading up to the worst outcome they have symptoms when there high and low so that poor baby’s body was going thru it long b4 her death so sad
Rest easy baby girl ur in the fathers comforting arms now what peace u didn’t get here on earth I have now
Why do you all make the titles so convoluted and difficult. Why not just say "Mom and dad neglected there diabetic daughter until she died" its not that difficult...
A lot of people don’t understand how serious diabetes, especially type one is. My fiancé has type one diabetes and so my grandparents and until I started dating, let alone engage someone who has it. You have no idea how dangerous is.
They clearly had no parental love for her! What monsters!
Another beautiful child gone due to her parents! 🙏🏻 I believe that if any child dies due to parental neglect needs life in prison without parole!
All you have to do is look at her parents . Lazy parents, disgusting. They failed miserably.
Look at him in the picture he looks all angry you gonna have fun in prison now
what a monster!
In the photos they look happy. In their mug shots they look like they are on drugs. Not that this is any excuse. So sad
this precious child 💔
I remember when I was a kid and whenever the doctors would give me medicine, I was the one reminding my mom when I had to take it because if I didn't I never got it. Difference is I didn't have a life threatening chronic illness. My heart breaks for her.
Such a beautiful girl. That poor child was suffering. Those levels are crazy high. You feel so weak and sick when your level aren’t correct. I’m diabetic too. It’s horrible
This is blatant neglect
I cannot imagine how parents just let their children die. I would be so annoying to my child if they had some sort of health issue making sure they are okay. I just don't get it. Rest in peace sweet angel💔
There should be specialized DCS workers who have basic medical training and who are trained to work together with doctors and nurses, for children with serious illnesses and disabilities.
They should be held accountable for their negligence to this beautiful child. Also, the rest of the children will pay the price, when their parents are in jail. Poor baby 😢
The amount of people who would've given everything to keep this girl safe, to be her true parents. But she lost her LIFE ALL BECAUSE OF LAZINESS
Medical neglect disgusting
Why do they always neglect daughters ??
@@azureavocado5195 because the boys that die aren't as likely to make the news (maybe)
Not true! Both genders (in the western world) are equally neglected by people who are just parents in name only.
I truly believe it's because her overweight, homely mother was JEALOUS of her own daughter and I also believe all fathers hate their daughters because they hate women in general. Hate and jealousy, point blank. Happens every damn day and it's PATHETIC