‘Wrong side of history’: B.C.’s decision not to cover terminally ill girl’s treatment met with sharp criticism
“Charleigh turns 10 in two weeks and I know in my soul we will not see her 11th birthday, and I am angry about that”
In a social media post an emotional mother is reacting to the news B.C. will not continue funding an expensive drug treatment for her nine-year-old daughter’s rare disease.
Charleigh Pollock suffers from Batten disease, a rare and fatal neurodegenerative disorder. Her mom, Jori Fales, choked back tears while providing an update on her daughter’s final treatment. ---More...
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