To: Nifster
You’ve never had stage four cancer. It can be very painful. Relieving that pain may give someone extra strength to heal My wife's best friend died leaving her 2 children and a husband behind due to small cell cancer, unfortunately very familiar with the experience. How about all the ridiculous families who insist on all means possible on a frail ninety something year old who just wants to be left alone? I am not against care and comfort at all, just pointing out the moral dilemma of it, also I support DNRs and do not think it best to force a 90 year old to endure the life saving protocols as they are extremely traumatic. None of this has an easy answer.
50 posted on
02/22/2022 12:45:27 PM PST by
Skwor
To: Skwor
Agreed
Watching someone else die of cancer is not the same as having it yourself
82 posted on
02/22/2022 3:47:04 PM PST by
Nifster
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