Fury as parents of sick kids asked to sign coronavirus Do Not Resuscitate orders

Sick kids' parents asked to sign Do Not Resuscitate orders if they get bug coronavirus

Parents of vulnerable and sick children are furious after being asked by GPs to sign Do Not Resuscitate orders if their loved ones catch Covid-19.

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