(CBN) – A Texas woman who had her life-sustaining breathing assistance withdrawn by the doctors who were meant to be caring for her has been saved through an emergency hospital transfer. The transfer, which involved the use of a private ambulance, was funded by pro-life group, Texas Right to Life. Carolyn Jones was taken off life-support May 13 after medics invoked the 10-day rule, a Texas directive that
allows doctors to stop medical treatment if they deem it futile. Since then, there has been a frantic effort to raise the funds required to transfer Jones to another facility. Now, after much prayer and some incredibly generous donations, Jones has finally been released from Houston’s Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital and ferried by private ambulance to Ben Taub Hospital, which is staffed by faculty, residents, and students from Baylor College of Medicine. READ MORE
