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【「脳死」は人の死ではない！】 英国人女性、脳死診断の2日後に女児出産
少々漫画チックな喩えであるが……
「脳死」で「死んだ」はずの妊婦が、無事に出産する事例はこれまで多数
報告されている。 こうして生まれた子供は、墓場鬼太郎のような「妖怪」
なのだろうか？（苦笑）
断じて否である。
「脳死」と診断されても、その妊婦は実は「生きていた」わけである。
だからこそ、無事に、「生きた人間」の「機能」である出産を
やり遂げたわけである。
つまり、「脳死」＝「人の死」という人為的・恣意的な「死の定義」こそが
狂っているのだ。
これは生きている人の臓器を「合法的」にえぐり取るために
捏造されたイデオロギーに他ならないのだ。
これと同種のイデオロギーが、黒人や(ナチスのように)ユダヤ人を「非人間」とみなして
差別を正当化し、あるいは旧日本軍（とりわけ関東軍の石井部隊）に
おいて異国人捕虜を「マルタ（＝丸太）」と定義することで、その
虐殺を正当化してきたのである。
「脳死＝人の死」というイデオロギーは、虐殺と生体解剖と臓器搾取を
前提として捏造された虚偽意識に他ならない。
「脳死」イデオロギーが存続する限り、ご都合主義の殺人と虐殺と
臓器泥棒が大手を振ってまかる通るのだ。
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http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20090114-00000491-reu-int
英国人女性、脳死診断の2日後に女児出産
1月14日10時45分配信 ロイター
［ロンドン １３日 ロイター］ 英国人女性が脳死と診断されてから２日後に、未熟児ながらも健康な女児を出産したと、地元メディアが１３日報じた
。
女性は、元アイススケート選手のジェーン・ソリマンさん（４１）。自宅で転倒して脳出血を起こし、そのまま回復しなかった。
当地のオックスフォードにあるジョン・ラドクリフ病院の医師団が今月９日、当時妊娠２５週目だったジェーンさんに対し、帝王切開による出産を執刀。女児の体重は９７２グラムだった。
出産後、ジェーンさんに施されていた延命措置は止められた。女児の父親でエジプト出身のマームード・ソリマンさん（２９）は、デーリー・メール紙に対し「母親になるのがジェーンの夢だった」と語っている。
最終更新:1月14日10時45分
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http://uk.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUKTRE50C2UA20090113
Baby born after mother declared brain dead
Tue Jan 13, 2009 11:50am GMT
LONDON (Reuters) - A premature but healthy baby has been born to a woman who had been declared brain dead two days previously, media reported on Tuesday.
Doctors at Oxford's John Radcliffe hospital delivered the baby last Friday by Caesarean section at 25 weeks, weighing just over 2 lb (0.972 kg).
Her mother Jayne Soliman, a 41-year-old former ice-skating star who had competed at international level, did not recover after suffering a brain haemorrhage when she collapsed at home.
Doctors kept the mother's heart beating for 48 hours after she was declared brain dead in order to deliver the baby. They gave her two large doses of steroids to help the baby's lungs develop.
They turned off the life support shortly after the girl was born. Her Egyptian-born father has named her "Aya" which means miracle in Arabic.
"It was Jayne's one true wish to be a mum. She would have been a great mum," father Mahmoud Soliman, 29, told the Daily Mail.
"In the space of 48 hours I have experienced joy at the birth of my child and endured torment over losing my wonderful wife," he added.
(Reporting by Martina Fuchs, Editing by Steve Addison)
© Thomson Reuters 2008.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/7824462.stm
Baby girl born to 'dead' mother
(2009/01/12 14:46:17 GMT)
An ice-skating star's baby has been born two days after she collapsed and died from a brain haemorrhage, a hospital has confirmed.
Doctors at Oxford's John Radcliffe hospital kept Jayne Soliman's heart beating until they had delivered her baby daughter Aya Jayne on Friday.
Baby Aya was born prematurely at 25 weeks by Caesarean section weighing just over 2lb.
She is now being cared for by doctors at Reading's Royal Berkshire Hospital.
The baby's father Mahmoud Soliman, 29, is reported to have said: "It was Jayne's one true wish to be a mum. She would have been a great mum. In the space of 48 hours I have experienced joy at the birth of my child and endured torment over losing my wonderful wife."
Although exceedingly rare, this is not the first time a baby has been kept alive in the womb of a dead mother.
In 1999, a boy was born at Cabuenes hospital in Gijon, northern Spain, on New Year's Eve to a mother who had been clinically dead since mid-November.
Tragic loss
Ms Soliman, 41 and a former member of the Ice Dance and Figure Skating Club in Southampton, Hants, competed in numerous international galas before taking up free skating professionally.
In 1989 she was both British champion and number seven in the world for professional free skating.
Ms Soliman had been healthy throughout her pregnancy and continued working as a coach at Bracknell Skating Club. She went on the ice last Wednesday before she collapsed at home after complaining of a headache.
She was flown by air ambulance to the John Radcliffe Hospital, but hours later was declared brain dead.
Doctors believe the skater had suffered from a haemorrhage caused by an aggressive tumour which had struck a major blood vessel.
Ms Soliman was given large doses of steroids to help her baby's lungs develop, and within 48 hours she gave birth to Aya, whose name is a word from the Koran meaning "miracle".
The National Ice Skating Association website pays tribute to Jayne saying she was a long standing and very popular member of the Southampton Ice Dance & Figure Skating Club.
Fellow skater Abbie Baldwin, who was coached by Jayne, said: "It's absolutely devastating. She was the happiest person you could ever wish to meet.
"None of us can wait long enough to tell Aya exactly what her mum was like."
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/health/7824462.stm
Published: 2009/01/12 14:46:17 GMT
© BBC MMIX
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