what gives this Gilbert (whoever he is <g>) the authority to decide what this man should be? What gives him the right to judge him? Or interfere in his life in any way? Or decide whether he gets medical treatment or not?
Well, the old saying: "Trust me, I'm a doctor."
But seriously, and sadly, doctors here in Canada make those sorts of decisions all too frequently. I suspect it's even more true in the U.S., although I gather the Insurance companies do too. Don't know much about how things go in other parts of the world, though.
As for Gilbert, now don't go maligning Gilbert Blythe. Clark Kent pales in comparison.
c.
