A British adolescent young lady has left a mark on the world
in the wake of turning into the foremost kid to be cryogenically solidified.
The case went to court after the young lady asked the judge
to permit it to happen after she discovered she was gradually dying of cancer. The
case got to the high when her mother bolstered her desires, with the father objecting
to her wish.
The guardians, who are separated, entered a fight in court
with the father believing that £37,000 cost and the merciless procedure of
safeguarding her were a lot for his irritated little girl.
While lying down on her transitory bed, the adolescent
composed a letter to the judge, which read: "I have been asked to explain
why I want this unusual thing done. I am only 14-years-old and I don't want to
die but I know I am going to die.
"I think being cryo-preserved gives me a chance to be
cured and woken up - even in hundreds of years' time. I don't want to be buried
underground.
"I want to live and live longer and I think that in the
future they may find a cure for my cancer and wake me up. I want to have this
chance. This is my wish."
Prior to the young girl’s death, the High Court judge paid
her a visit and as he went by her bedside in the blink of an eye before her
demise on October 17. And also acknowledged the young lady's desires. Discussing
the meeting, he stated that: "She died peacefully in the knowledge her
body would be preserved in the way she wished."
Presently, the girl’s body has been flown to the United
States, because Britain does not have a particular lab for the procedure at the
moment. Her body has been "chilled" in the course of the most recent
couple of weeks in fluid nitrogen.
The Mirror reported that, the young lady had been offended
from her dad throughout the previous eight years. The father stressed that: "Even
if the treatment is successful and she is brought back to life in, let's say,
200 years, she may not find any relative and she might not remember things.
"She may be left in a desperate situation - given that
she is still only 14 years old - and will be in the United States of
America."
In due course, he conceded in saying: "I respect the
decisions she is making. This is the last and only thing she has asked from me
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