Second: Don't get me wrong, I use alt. meds on my kids but I draw the line for major illness.

Now, I've read statements by Travolta's family 2 attornies that were puzzling. Please don't take my comments as grim or critical, I love John Travolta's work. However, a child doesn't have a choice in these matters. And as a parent, I am wondering out loud as I tend to do about the choices ultra-rich parents make.

I wondered, that the lawyer said Jett's parents tried anti-seizure medication but stopped because it didn't work. (I imagine like most meds, it takes trial and error to find the right combo not just giving up– especially when you can afford the cost to develop entirely new / custom-made drugs).

The lawyers/spokesmen also commented that the family's non-traditional med approach Jett's seizures, was to make sure Jett was never alone. He had 2full-time nannies, a baby monitor in the bedroom, and a bell on the bathroom door. This was because his disease impaired his communication abilitite as well. I know the death was a fluke and there are no guarantees in life. However, after reading that the main nanny Jeff Kathrein is a photographer with no real homecare qualifications-I wondered about that choice too. (The police already are looking at Jeff Kathrein closely for neglect). No information was released about the other nanny, Eli. (Also wondering why they seem to be issuing statements to defend their medical choices one day after Jett's death,) But since they made the statements, I have started wondering…

And, I'm wondering why with all that money (JT owns a heli, a 727 and other jets) he didn't just pay for two full-time nurses for his disabled child. Or better still, doctors? I am sure Travlota loves and puts his children's health before all else. However, I do think this death, with Scientology's reputed disdain of traditional medicine will make folks wonder if it should be a right of a parent to take this course of non-teratment.

I think it's hard for most parent's of sick children to understand why someone with access to the best medical care money can buy, doesn't buy it for their child.