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Octomom doctor stripped of medical license
Jun 4, 2011

Gross negligence: Octomom doctor stripped of medical license | TG Daily http://t.co/OdQuT2y

Any doctor that provides fertility services to a single parent who already has multiple kids SHOULD have their license taken away. I think the licensing board made the right decision here. It is hard enough to raise a single kid as a single parent. 
Think of the difficulty of raising two, three or even four children. I do not understand how some TV shows applaud and feature families with large numbers of children, when it is almost impossible to pull off these days, unless you are a milllionaire, or you collect huge checks from your own TV show. 
The financial cost is HUGE... an estimated $341,000 per child. Multiply this times 8 and you better have a HUGE income or an endowment of close to $3,000,000 just to raise eight kids. 
If the parent does not have this money, guess how it is done? Right... you and I the taxpayers get to raise these kids, via welfare, food stamps, and other taxpayer funded schemes. 
I am not even getting into the overpopulation problem part of this type of thinking. The Catholic church still does not believe in birth control use, EVER... Just keep pumping out the kids, and overpopulate the planet, which is already way PAST the breaking point.  They claim they have one BILLION followers. 
If each of these followers has ten kids, we will be looking forward to Armageddon soon, not because of wars, but solely due to problems with overpopulation and all of the issues that having lots of kids  causes. For more discussion around this, go to; http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=3626&pst=927507&saved=1
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