A 13-year-old British girl from a small town in London, who has undergone nearly a dozen surgeries in her young life, has refuded a heart transplant operation -a decision that may ultimately lead her to death- She was diagnosed with leukemia and later a heart condition.
Hannah Jones after suffering so much told her parents and authorities that she would rather spend her remaining time at home than in the hospital. "I have so much drama and it's my choice", she said.
Hannah jones then won the battle to refuse a heart transplant operation.
The decision by British medical authorities has ignited a debate over whether children should have the right to refuse potentially lifesaving medical treatments or if health authorities has an obligation to intervene.
Wildfires which started late on Thursday still aren't in control. Flames continued to devours the hills near Santa Barbara and homes in the San Fernando Valley.
California's Governor declared a state of emergency in Santa Barbara county as the fire blazed out of control. So far, one hundred houses havve been destroyed and fifty thousands people were forced to flee. No death has been reported but thirteen people have been threated for burns and smoke inhalation.
