Dr Charlie Teo has performed over 11,000 procedures. He has saved the lives of many, many people. People that really had no other chance to survive. He is compassionate, caring, intelligent and in the opinion of countless families and his patients the "last chance" of life. 

With Charlie now not being able to operate in Australia, will this mean the people that can't go overseas for his help, be left helpless? Shame on those that have caused this.

The witch hunt to make Charlie a scape goat for others failures to provide an answer to an impossible situation must be seen for what it actually is, a travesty of justice. Cancer is indiscriminate, it affects the lives of families and friends all around the world. How dare others pass judjement on a persons decision to seek out some sort of hope, even ever so slight a chance at a few more months. "I would, if it was available"  

 "I could've walked away from the fight against brain cancer.  But it's not in me to give up.  That's why I started the Charlie Teo Foundation. I want to see a world without brain cancer." "Brain cancer kills more children in Australia than any other disease and more people under 40 than any other cancer.  The worst type of brain cancer, GBM, is also the most common and has an average survival of only 15 months from diagnosis."

History will be the judge. Thank God for people like Charlie Teo. If I, any of my family, my children or grandchildren needed his skills I'd not hessitate in asking his help and taking this option away will no doubt cause more harm than good.