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Does a severely disabled woman have a right to see her children? or should children be shielded in some way from seeing their mom when shes unable to move or clearly communicate with them? these are questions that are tearing one family apart. i was given exclusive opportunity to meet that mom. her name is abbie dorn, and this is her story. hi, abbie. this is abbie dorn. shes been like this for four years. watch her eyes. can you look at me? look over here, abbie. can you blink yes for me? blink...

Can you blink yes for me? blink yes. >> a mother of triplets, questions about whether she is able to communicate by blinking her eyes following her horrible complications during delivery. that isnt all of her problems. now shes divorced. she hasnt seen her children in years. it helps to eat calcium-rich foods like yogurt, spinach, and cheese. but calcium, vitamin d and exercise may not be enough to keep your bones strong. so ask your doctor about once-monthly boniva. boniva works with your body ...

Her name is abby dorn. this is her story. >> hey, abby. >> reporter: this is abby dorn. shes been like this for four years. watch her eyes. can you look at me? look over here, abbie. can you blink yes for me? blink yes. abbies parents, here with me, say she can communicate yes and no by blinking. her ex-husband disagrees and says her blinking is simply spontaneous. it is not communicating. does this hurt at all, abbie? you think shes communicating right now? >> that was a yes. >> reporter: abbie...

This next story, a "360 exclusive" will really make you think. it raises important issues about ties that bind parents and their children. it also shines a light on a gray area of medicine. its about unconditional love, unexpected tragedy and immeasurable unknowns. as a father and as a doctor, i can relate deeply to this story. at its center, a family torn apart, just when they thought they had achieved their dream. hey, abbie. >> this is abbie dorn. shes been like this for four years. watch her...

This next story, a "360 exclusive" will really make you think. it raises important issues about the tie that is bind parents and their children. it also shines a light on a gray area of medicine. its about unconditional love, unexpected tragedy and immeasurable unknowns. as a father and as a doctor, i can relate deeply to this story. at its center, a family torn apart, just when they thought they had achieved their dream. hey, abbie. >> this is abbie dorn. shes been like this for four years. wat...

That bind parents and their children. it also shines a light on a gray area of medicine. its about unconditional love, unexpected tragedy and immeasurable unknowns. as a father and as a doctor, i can relate deeply to this story. at its center, a family torn apart, just when they thought they had achieved their dream. hey, abbie. this is abby dorn. shes been like this for four years. watch her eyes. can you look at me? look over here, abbie. can you blink yes for me? blink yes. >> hold your eyes ...

Im not speaking for families. they can speak for themselves, but were being cautiously optimistic in the black coalition fighting back serial murders because weve been this route before. we want to make sure that the evidence is absolutely airtight and it wont be like the case of ricky ross, the sheriffs deputy that was charged in some murders and then released. >> thats exactly what i was thinking of as well. thank you for joining us, dr. casey jordan and margaret prescod as well. >> great to b...

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