I also read the story yesterday as well.For starters personally while everyone has the right to believe in their own religion that is fine for adults, but when it comes to children and their health and well being it stops right there. I for one always knew just from photos of Jett and how he acted and how his parents treated him and how he had to have nurses and full time care there was definitely something seriously wrong with him which was sad. Sad because for someone like John Travolta who has the means and funds and is so public could have brought so much more awareness to the condition and care and medical treatment for those children who are autistic. If he did indeed not seek help because of his loyality to his religion then that is so sad because again Jett could have been saved and treated. As far as Tom Cruise goes I lost interest in him long ago he has gone off the deep end with his beliefs and his religion. In the end I am happy that John Travolta decided to come forward and speak perhaps this is beginning and perhaps he may have second thoughts about his religion but who knows. In the end again bottom line no one person should ever bare the pain of seeing their child die in front of them there is no greater pain and for that alone I feel for them. Peace. Catherine