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I was not mean when they called to see me. I was very polite and asked them round to sit in my back garden for a pot of tea. Then I asked them questions.I particularly wanted to know if they had ever held in their arms a young girl who did nothing all day except scream in apparent, untreatable, pain. They hadn’t, but I had. When I was a child and teen my mother did a lot of work, mostly voluntary, with disabled children and I often went along to help. Helen, unfortunately, was a very difficult case. There was nothing we could do to really help her, just to comfort her.They asked me if I wanted to know about the problem of suffering. Why does god allow such things to happen? I said that, no, I wanted to know why their church CAUSED this suffering. Helen was born with Rh+ blood to an Rh- mother. She needed an immediate blood transfusion at birth (though I believe there are now better treatments available). Her Jehovah’s Witness parents refused permission for the procedure. By the time a court order was obtained she had suffered irreparable brain damage.They said it might have been better if she had died. I agreed, but said it would have been better still if she had had the proper medical treatment without the pointless delay.They said that blood transfusions have risks. I agreed, but said that, while all medical procedures have some risks, those of blood transfusions are extremely low and that the risk of death without the procedure was 100%.They tried to change the subject. I brought them back to blood transfusions.They said the bible forbade blood transfusions. I asked why the creator of the universe would do something so monstrously cruel and silly.They tried to change the subject again, but I brought it back to blood transfusions.Eventually, they ran away, without giving me any satisfactory response to my questions.So, I wasn’t mean. I gave them a chance to do what they were there to do. They failed.

Our corpsman was the best, during op desert shield, we had a crewman come down with encephalitis additionally he soon had a staph infection in his lungs and heart. Our corpsman juryrigged an oxygen tank, and IV drip for fluids and medication. Kept him alive for more than two weeks. Finally the CO got permission to come off station to do a personnel transfer. They medivac’d him to the carrier that had just arrived in the Gulf. From there they flew him straight to Germany for medical treatment , he stayed alive long enough to be reunited with his wife and family that the navy flew over from Texas. Our corpsman did a heck of a job keeping him alive.

They don’t. Israel does not control the Egyptian border and Rafah cross-point, so they are free to leave if their Egyptian brothers are ready to co-operate . However if they want to enter to sovereign Israeli territory, mostly for getting treatment in Israeli medical centers, then they need permission. Same is right for any country. If an Israeli want to get treatment in american hospital he needs a permission as well.