Tag Archives: children
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The tragedy of Archie Battersbee

June 24, 2022 Written by End of Life , Medical Practice

Mrs Justice Arbuthnot’s judgement earlier this month on the tragic case of Archie Battersbee is sobering reading. Her ruling came across to me as kind and thoughtful, and the fact that she took time to visit Archie in hospital for herself speaks highly of her […]

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Who are we protecting? Anti-Covid measures and their impact on children.

January 19, 2022 Written by Personal Health , Society

Children are a precious gift from God; they are vulnerable and need to be cared for. Jesus prioritised children in a society where they were not generally valued. Over history, Christians have campaigned for the welfare and rights of children (especially the most vulnerable), founding […]

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Vaccinating our kids against Covid

January 18, 2022 Written by Medical Practice , Society

COVID-19 has affected us all in different ways over the past two years. For most of us, our lives have looked completely different to how they were before 2020 and how we expected them to be. In the spring of 2020, when deaths from or […]

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Who’s the boss? Vaccinating our children

September 14, 2021 Written by Medical Practice

‘You do it all then – you’re the boss’, said the dad to his ten-year-old daughter, as they struggled to don her swimming hat. Yesterday marked week four of swimming lessons for one of my children; it was also the day the UK government recommended […]

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Irreversible Damage – the betrayal of our teenage girls…by the medical profession

November 25, 2020 Written by Gender Identity , Medical Practice

In our current climate, it takes courage to write a book critiquing the transgender movement. But that is what Wall Street Journal journalist Abigail Shrier has done. I confess that I was sceptical when approaching the book given the title: ‘Irreversible Damage – The Transgender […]