


You thought wrong.



According to Sandra Barry, Savannah's mother, her daughter was coming home from a school trip when screeners required to her to go through a full-body scanner despite the fact that the girl had a doctor's note describing her condition and stating that she should be given a pat-down rather than subjected to screening machines.

"Believe me, being 16 and female, she probably doesn't want the pat-down but she knows that this is what's required," Sandra Barry told msnbc.com. "She tried to advocate for herself and they just shut her down."

Full story here.

Her pump, which MSNBC reports is made by Animas, has since been replaced.

The local ABC affiliate in Salt Lake City has more, including a larger version of the photo above of Savannah with her wearable medical device. From the interview, she sounds like a smart, articulate young woman who is aware of her rights, and rightly pissed.