I do not know how could have the story I mentioned in post 991 been taken not only as not sufficiently supporting what I cited it for, but also as supporting the opposite view. First of all, anyone took such level of effort to save my life as conflicting with my position had probably confused my main stand or what I have cited, as rooted in being passively neglected or that parents favored more taking care of themselves.
Then, lets take a second look at that story. To begin with, it is not like I had to have that emergency trip to a hospital because of a car accident. So do you think that situations like this deserve more complementing the parents on their efforts or instead asking why was the sickness of the baby let to be intensified like this? Yes, generally the first option may be more common but that comes from assuming the good about the parents which is already part of what is being contested here.
So the signs I mentioned with regard to the repetition of that story go on top of what is already a questionable action. And, given that what I narrated there is the whole story of that sudden seeking for emergency treatment, the argument I mentioned is similarly supported at the other end of that trip. Like how, despite all that repetition, I have never been told anything about how the sickness reached that emergency situation, I also never heard anything about figuring out what was wrong with me at the hospital, despite how much that would have been an essential part of the story if the medical emergency was the result of an unforeseen thing . Instead, it was like I just needed medical attention and got it there. Also, what kind of sudden medical emergency not caused by the culmination of an already noticeable sickness requires 27 needle injection to be treated? So if the need for medical attention was already noticeable why did it have to reach such an emergency status and then why skip over this part every time the story gets told or referred to? Actually, they themselves enter into the issue of the kind of sickness I had but stop short of getting into its development period. They say I had asthma, jaundice and they also say I had anemia. None of these seems enough to explain taking chances of facing an emergency situation like that.
Nevertheless, wondering about that, I once asked person2 about why not the medical facilities where they lived and she said We stopped and no longer go; they are not good. If that answer was targeting the choice of where to go at just the time of that medical emergency, then it is very clearly a deceptive one. When I asked that I was over thirty five, but I also could have been a child and still it would have been an unexplainable thing to prioritize that as what I wanted to know from my question. It is very familiar and common for people there to favor going to Baghdad over where they live in a medical emergency situation. It is so much so that only months ago it occurred to me that my question could have been taken that way.
And if the answer was not limited to that emergency point in time, then the part about not going there anymore suggests that treatment was not sought and/or that answer being intentionally ambiguous to avoid the issue. Also I do not know when was that policy supposedly set in. I do not remember being taken when I was a child and needed treatment but to the medical facilities in where we were living which is the same place where I was born. So what happened? Had they gotten new medical degrees since then? Actually, I used to be taken to the nearest of those governmental free medical facilities where the guy describing the treatment is, according to what I used to hear, just a nurse or medical assistant.
I also wondered about why the part about being barefoot there was not repeated as the other parts of the story and when it does get mentioned it felt like being approached more carefully than the rest. But now I can fit that here through seeing it as part of trying to avoid suggesting any lack of preparation, in order to stay away from the issue of how my sickness was dealt with before that emergency mandates itself.
I also want to point out that whether I had to be in such a life or death emergency in order to have my sickness cared about sufficiently was because of a conflict involving deciding if I should be let to die, or whether it was because of an already decided level of dealing with me, both strongly support how later my existence was deeply fought for whatever beyond the physical level, although the former is the more fitting possibility.