Nene's parents with leukemia refused to do chemotherapy | Chronic

Just a few days ago, the Florida courts, the United States ordered that the small Noah McAdams Only three years continue oncological treatment. The judge Caroline Tesche Arkin that the child with acute lymphoblastic leukemia should continue the medical procedure despite the disagreement of his parents, Joshua McAdams and Taylor Bland-Ball.

The child was diagnosed at the opening and after the end of the first phase of treatment, her parents did not accept the procedure and sought other options such as marijuana to medical purposes and natural remedies.

His mother told local media: "It's not a choice between alternative therapies or natural therapies, but as parents, it's our right to look for other options.". In this way, the woman and her husband chose not to take their son to a scheduled session at Johns Hopkins Children's Hospital.

Once in the institution, they realized that the family was not present, an employee informed the police. As a result, agents began searching for them and eventually found them in Kentucky. Joshua and Taylor reportedly said they were seeking a second medical opinion for the case.

Because of this, the judge ruled that the baby's parents were not qualified to answer for their health problems and the possession was removed. Noah was transferred to her grandmother's, who will accompany her in the oncology procedure.

"We are happy that the child uses an alternative treatment, at least to combat the side effects of chemotherapy and the maximum help to cure leukemia in his body", told the media, the family's lawyer, Mike Minardi.