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All life matters: Jahi McMath’s journey

By Michelle Malkin
Published December 25, 2014 10:00am ET
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All life matters: Jahi McMath’s journey
Attorney Christopher Dolan points to a recent MRI of Jahi McMath during a news conference at his law office Oct. 3, 2014, in San Francisco. Debate over the definition of "brain-dead" reignited this week when a California family and its lawyer asked a judge to declare that 13-year-old Jahi McMath is alive 10 months after a coroner signed her death certificate. Dolan is seeking the unprecedented ruling, arguing that new tests show Jahi has brain activity. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg) | Eric Risberg

“Jahi McMath is ALIVE.”

The very first column I filed in 2014 exposed the plight of a beautiful young girl, the same age as my daughter, whom medical experts declared “brain dead” after a routine tonsillectomy gone wrong. Are you ready for the rest of the story?

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