To: HELLRAISER II
No biggie, unless of course you did want to die and nobody would let you. That would be Titanic, would it not?
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I have allowed to die and set by holding the hands of a grandfather, father, mother and husband. I do believe in letting go when it is time.
There is a big difference with dying and being disabled. You would be amazed at the number of severly disabled folks (and I mean, no body motion and a few eyeblinks) who won't approve of DNR orders.
It isn't until you are 'there' on the other side (ie, in that body) that your perspective changes.
53 posted on
10/23/2003 8:02:34 AM PDT by
najida
(He who is without baggage can cast the first Samsonite.)
To: najida
Of course you are right and unfortunately some of us will have to make a decision on something like this in our lifetime when one of our own is lying on that bed. When this happens, it is possible that our perspective may change. I know it would be hard to say goodbye to someone you love, but on the other hand love may be exactly why I would do it.
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