BEAR WITH ME PEOPLE
Your son has an autoimmune disease. A very serious one, they have literally no antibodies. Meaning they simply cannot come out of their protective room, you can't touch them, they can't touch you, if they go out of their protective room (which is in a hospital) even the slightest antigen can kill them.
I have a pioneering new treatment that can save his life and make his life more liveable, and bring those antibodies right back up. I know it works. The only thing is, this treatment is basically injecting your son with a strain of HIV. The HIV is 'inactive' meaning you wouldn't be HIV positive or have any of the negative effects.
On the last minute, you refuse the treatment.
I am very naughty indeed and decide to give your son the injection anyway without you knowing.
In a few days, he gets better. He can go home. You think it's because you've waited - but there was no chance of him getting better this way. I tell you what I have done.
You speak to legal and decide you're going to sue me for assault and battery.
On reflection, do you think this is the right thing to do?
People may soon recognise where I've got this from it got me thinking and I'm genuinely interested in people's thoughts
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are you unreasonable to sue me? [[SPOILER ALERT for Greys Anatomy added by MNHQ]]
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TequilaMockingbirdy · 12/05/2014 21:53
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