Once again Klein, you should have used me as a fact checker. In this link:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...gives-birth-just-days-22-week-care-limit.html , there is the small story of a premature child being born and surviving at 21 weeks in your favorite state, Florida. That is the story within the story. The main story is that of a baby being denied intensive medical treatment because of medical guidelines dictated by socialized medicine practices in merry olde England. So you are wrong about the premature german baby being the youngest to survive. You also see what socialized medicine did or didn't do in the case of the English mother and child in the link I sent you.
Also, just as a matter of correction, the "most youngest"?????? Please that is like saying wet water. You don't need the adjective "most" in your statement. No. 2: all babies start out at the same age(from when they are born, that is when the clock starts ticking). You meant to say the most premature baby that was born and survived a considerable time after the crisis point. So you were wrong on terms used and wrong on your facts.
Klein, Klein, Klein. Does it feel better when I do it to you as opposed to Tie Guy doing it to you?
