WorldNetDaily exhaustively covered the horrific death of Terry Schindler Schiavo, who died after courts order her to be subjected to the torture of a total withdrawal of food and water, including when a documentary after her death told her story.
WND also reported on other such cases, and even when there was a plan to make such “treatment” a standard part of health “care.”
Now there’s another case in the United Kingdom, where a court has ordered that doctors can withhold food and water from a man until he is dead.
The Christian Defense Coalition has spoken out about the looming horror, with information from Farah, the mother of Fahim, whose hypoxic brain injury in 2020 left him disabled.
A court in the U.K. has barred people from speaking about the case, but Farah is risking punishment by publicly calling for the court to turn back from its fatal decision.
She wants her son returned to his home where she can care for him.
In a gripping video posted online, she shares their story from his bedside.
After his injury, she cared for him at home, for a time.
Christian Defense Coalition said she explained how the government then took control: “They took my vulnerable son from the stability and protection of his home and mother, locked him up and banned his entire family from visiting him; even criminals don’t get banned from their families while in prison, yet my vulnerable son was deprived from his basic human rights.
“For 16 months, my son was deprived from his mother’s love, protection, comfort and healing, which cost him dearly. All the improvements he made in 5 years at home were completely destroyed,” she said.
“No mother should ever have to go through what I went through and no vulnerable person should be ever treated in this inhuman way as my son has. Yet, here we are in a beautiful country such as Great Britain, being so brutal in how it deals with its most vulnerable citizens.”
She said, “God himself has installed fierceness in a woman’s biology to protect her offspring. I have no control of that part of me and I can be imprisoned simply for loving my son and wanting to protect him.”
Rev. Patrick Mahoney, chief of the Christian Defense Coalition, explained, “This case is horrific and should deeply trouble every parent and family as the government and legal system are now blocking parents’ decisions about the safety and well-being of their children.
“What we see happening in this case is the government is now becoming the final arbiter of who has the right to live and how they are to die.”
The mother shared her horror story, “My son was stable and happy at home, he was surrounded by love from his family, and I believe his condition was gradually improving. Fahim was then removed and isolated from his loving family while the court issued a barbaric decision to have him die a brutal death of starvation and dehydration. It would be against the law in England to treat an animal in a similar fashion.”
She also condemned the court’s “gag” order that attempts to prevent information about the case from being shared.
Mahoney previously has been involved in “End of Life Cases,” including Nancy Cruzan, Terri Schiavo and Charlie Gard.
Bobby Schindler, president of the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network, said the case involving Fahim, 28, is a grave threat to the most vulnerable members of society.
He said, “This case represents the tragic consequences of allowing courts or medical authorities to determine that a person’s cognitive disability makes his life no longer worth living. Fahim is not a diagnosis, a disability, or a medical condition. He is a human being whose life possesses God-given, inherent dignity and value.”
His sister “died a barbaric death by dehydration in 2005 after her feeding tube was removed by court order,” the organization said.
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