<p>^^Really any truly medically concerned Dad 600 miles away would have his own Epi-Pen available for his son. I mean, they do have a Chicago pediatrician, right? The mom probably forgot in the rush of packing. I find that very odd that the judge ultra-analyzed that to suggest the mom is having anger problems with the kids’ trip to Chicago. That is over the top. Epi-Pens ideally need refrigeration for stabililty/longevity.</p>
<p>This is a blog comment that is in sync with my previously expressed thoughts on good 'ol boy reasoning. Guess it’s not that uncommon in NC.</p>
<p>“North Carolina is notorious for having the most corrupt officials as lawyers and Judges. It’s almost like a fraternity of the “Good Ol’ Boys” way, to where women get the short end of the stick, because unless you’re thumping a bible, they follow the code of Paul, that women are the rue to all evil. If it were the father who had the cancer, and the mother had taken him to court for custody, the mother would be laughed right out of the court room. For those that are from this state…pray to God you never have to set foot into a court room. Not even for jury duty. And believe me, there is enough coverage to back up my claims…just do your research.”</p>
<p>ttp://abcnews.go.com/Health/BreastCancerCenter/north-carolina-mom-breast-cancer-loses-custody/comments?type=story&id=13546870</p>