What Does This Right Mean?
All children are allowed to have good medical service if hurt and in need. This right means that if you are hurt really badly, you have the right to go to a hospital and get the good medical care that you need. You can also call an ambulance to come pick you up and bring you to the hospital.
Connection To The Breadwinner
This right connects to the Breadwinner at the start of the story when Parvana’s father broke his leg from the bombing with the Taliban. After the war was over, the father was really badly hurt and he couldn’t go to any place to get better. There where no hospitals and no one really cared that he had got hurt. So his family ended up having to do all the stitching and trying to make him better. Even though he’s not a child he should still have the right to get medical care. That’s how this right connects to the story.
My Personal Reflection
I think that this right is very important to all children because if there was no medical care in the world all the hurt kids in wars in other countries would not get better and maybe even die. I’m not just saying for kids in wars, but any kid in any place. Once I was one the monkey bars at a playground near my dads apartment when I was five years old and I fell off the bars. My arms hurt so bad and I was crying so much my dad carried me to the nearby hospital. The doctor said that I broke my arm so I got a cast.
If there were no hospitals, I would have just gotten hurt really badly and I wouldn’t get better.