Little Girl Chooses Heaven over Hospital.. (emotional)

For every 1000 likes on today's video, I will donate 10 to make a wish foundation, a charity that helps the wishes of very sick children come true. Here we have a

girl

who has the decision to choose

heaven

or the

hospital

. how sad what a princess you are today you are cinderella juliana snow has a neuromuscular disease that is slowly taking her life she can't walk or breathe on her own or even use her hands to play with glitter there is no such thing it doesn't exist too well next time Once Juliana catches a cold or has any infection, her body will be too weak to fight it.

What do the doctors tell you is likely to happen if she catches a cold again? Most likely she will die. She should give me a cold again. Well, Julianna's doctors presented her parents, Steve Snow and Michelle Moon, with two devastating options. Juliana could die at her house, in her pink princess room, comfortable and surrounded by family, or she could go to the

hospital

where the treatment probably couldn't save her, or even if she did. she probably she would have a terrible quality of life. Everyone told us there is no right answer. This is not fair. No one, especially a

little

girl

, deserves to go through this and this

little

girl is a big decision to make seriously.

This isn't fair to her. She and I pray that everything works out in her favor. Will she choose to stay home or go to the hospital? Then Michelle and Steve asked Juliana something that almost no parent could even imagine when she was only four years old and they asked her what she wanted. to go to the hospital or go to

heaven

you wrote a blog about that yeah so let's take a look okay so yo juliana if you get sick again do you want to go to the hospital or stay home? juliana, not to the hospital, me, even if it means that you will go to heaven if you stay at home juliana yes me and you know that mommy and daddy won't come with you right away you will go alone first juliana don't worry god will take care of me and if you go going to the hospital can help you get better and allow you to come home again and spend more time with us I need to make sure you understand that the hospital can allow you to have more time with mom and dad juliana I understand why this doesn't sit well with you For me, seriously , I can't believe that at the age of four this little girl has to make a decision as important as this, but from the looks of it, she will choose heaven or the hospital.

Juliana told her parents that she hated the hospital, especially a procedure called nasotracheal suction, so she basically puts a tube in with a suction machine and sticks it up her nose, over her tongue, down her throat, as far as possible. as deep as he can and begins to suck, if given the option. me or one of the other respiratory attacks that you normally ask me to do, it was very difficult to do, yeah, could you see her go through that again? Do you think that if she had to do it, she would do it, she would save her life doing it?

Again, if she got an infection, I don't think this dad would care more than anything, as you can see there, I don't think he was the only one with tears streaming down his face in that clip, I bet some of you might. Okay, like I've said in the past, this isn't fair to this girl, she doesn't deserve this. Michelle and Steve say that when the time comes they will honor her daughter's wishes to die at home and go to heaven instead of the hospital, some parents would do that. I wouldn't have consulted a child so young that she would have said we are the parents, so you asked your daughter when she was four years old what you think and what we should do.

Julianna had to go through hundreds of rounds of nasal tracheal suctioning. She knows it. exactly what was that, she was awake for every single one of them, she knows what that is, so I think she's entitled, I think she's entitled to her opinion, sorry for getting along with this again guys, but her parents are probably the best parents they have ever given. her daughter can tell if she wants to go through these terrible procedures that she has gone through tons of in the past again or if she doesn't want to, that's amazing of her. Juliana's doctors told CNN that she is an exceptionally wise five-year-old girl and they support her parents' decision to carry out her wishes.

For now, Julianna is enjoying her life with her parents, her older brother Alex and her princesses are elsa and anna I forget they are cousins ​​oh they are sisters it's anna oh it's anna I said anna it's anna I'm sorry, she forgives you, what are your realistic hopes for her for the rest of the time she has left? Be comfortable, be happy, feel loved, what got you through it, faith, whoever you pray with, wherever you are. Guarantee that God listens to you and me. Faith that she will be in a better place when her time comes and that we will be able to join her one day and this will all pass.

What do you want people to remember about Juliana? The heart of her. She's just um. so much love there is so much love this is so sad like her mom just said her heart is so big can you tell us why she is still very happy despite her crazy circumstances all she needs is her princess dresses and her family let's hear what happens The reporters have to say about this and then there is a subsequent interview with the mother. It is very sad. Elizabeth joins us now. Julian. I talked about what she thinks heaven will be like.

What did she say? True, her mother had an argument with her about that. Anderson and her mother say what they discussed is that in heaven she will not be in a wheelchair she will be able to run outside she will be able to play she will be able to eat none of which she can do At this time and her doctors support the parents' decision, I interviewed several of his doctors and nurses and they all supported the choice his parents made. I want to read to you, actually, two of them are her nurse in intensive care.

The unit that was with her during several hospital stays said that there is no cure for her and that I want her to live and die in her princess room at home surrounded by her family, not the hospital's coal technology, and then I said his pulmonologist, Dr. Danny Shaw. For her, there is no light at the end of the tunnel, she does not have much time left to live. I have the utmost faith in her mother and father. They are phenomenal parents and they have your best wishes in their hearts. Let's go now. Let's move on to the later interview because her daughter is went viral and they decided to talk about it and honor her, let's see what the family has to say.

The first time I had a conversation just to myself so a few minutes after it happened I ran to my laptop and wrote the whole thing down um so I just wanted to share it I emailed my family um and then I wanted to share more I have no idea of why um it was just that I thought it was so extraordinary and that's why I had it I've seen some stories that the powerful of the powerful were on Yahoo news or something and on a whim, I decided to just write the conversation and send it and then they accepted it for publication, and that was It was, it was a little crazy, um and then about a month later, I got a call from Elizabeth Cohen from CNN.

She is a health journalist, medical journalist, she had seen that story and she wanted to talk to me because she said we are. was just starting to have a conversation about end-of-life care with adults, but no one really talks about that with kids, so that was her interest in this piece and that was her interest in our story and from there , she She came to do a story about us, um, which ended up getting a lot bigger than anyone expected and she was a little crazy. Can you explain why it got bigger? Well, it went viral.

That was weird, I mean, in an hour, if you're listening right now, hit the like button, guys, let's try to donate as much money as we can to the Make-a-Wish foundation, cherry on top to help really bad. Children's wishes come true, so we can help people like her make her wishes come true. Thanks guys.