Posted on 10/07/2014 7:03:22 AM PDT by Borges
Difficult rather than wrong?
Very subtle of you.
Your statement was “ to not suffer your final hours...”. Hospice helps so you don’t suffer in your final hours.
If you want to ammend your statement, go right ahead.
Oh please. The arguments here bear out that it’s difficult.
Sad. I wish this woman would consult outside of traditional medicine before Nov 1. What a difficult thing for her to go through (and her family too).
She won’t live long enough for that
Also in Nadsat, my skeggy droog...
The individual is free to off themselves in private. Please leave the health care industry out of it to heal individuals, totalitarian reprobates...
Being able to choose to go with dignity is less terrifying.
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what’s that suppose to mean...
youre still dead..
you know, the scary deal...
DEAD
I like how you push your agenda, subtle it is, post the thread and start it with the word “difficult”.
Subtle.
You would have to have complete ignorance of the Bible to not understand that suffering is something we must endure and something that has infinite value to God. Jesus knew his fate and could have chosen this route as well. But then we wouldn’t have salvation now would we? I pray she reconsiders. It is sad all around.
Don’t be stupid. Hospices don’t use lethal injection the way this woman is.
they gave her 10 more years...
Families privately make the decision to administer intentionally lethal drug overdoses all the time?
It's the slippery slope that can lead to destruction of nations by the Lord.
Suicide should not be illegal, but it should also not be mandatory.
Having watched a friend die of this in the last year I cannot fault her decision.
I’m no longer responding to your inane attempt to hijack this thread with non-existent agendas (which you find with every almost thread on this site).
an aunt died at 32 of uterine cancer ..
her children were about that age..
she was the baby of the family..
It is very difficult, and I am not going to judge.
Is it really any different than a DNR decision?
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