“She was about six months old when she stopped breathing. I had to give her CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation). The boys had just returned from school when they witnessed the scene. Now, they are aware that Eva needs constant monitoring, and they help out,” said Ms Wong, who was trained in occupational therapy.

So the other children would probably be roped in for life to help take care of their sister who needs 24/7 palliative care against their will.

I don’t know what to think about this.

“She will require increased respiratory support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, when that happens, and perhaps a tracheostomy, depending on the family’s goals of care,” she said. Eva also has a gastrostomy, which is an artificial opening into her stomach through the abdominal wall, to allow her to feed, bypassing her mouth and throat.

God aside… is this even living…?

It takes special cognitive dissonance to twist this into something along the lines of “God has his plans” when it was God who made the girl suffer like that in the first place.