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To: Amendment10

It amazes me that the people labeled in a vegetative state who have “awakened,” even if only temporarily, have not asked why nobody snuffed them and put them out of their misery. I haven’t read a single case where that happened. Yet, the death cult ignores any evidence that the personality still exists.


75 posted on 02/06/2008 8:28:18 AM PST by penowa
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To: penowa; All

Good point!


76 posted on 02/06/2008 8:31:27 AM PST by Amendment10
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To: penowa

Some have been told that there is no hope, yet they recovered. Great point you make that none of them have complained.


77 posted on 02/06/2008 9:15:49 AM PST by Dante3
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To: penowa

This excerpt sent to Lauren’s Dad:

Can Ambien Wake Up PVS Patients?
American Journal of Bioethics blog ^ | May 23, 2006 | Editors, AMJB

Posted on 05/24/2006 6:14:02 PM MDT by Frank Sheed

Can Ambien Wake Up PVS Patients?

The Guardian gives credence to a case report concerning three patients purportedly diagnosed in PVS for more than three years who were “aroused transiently every morning after zolpidem,” a sleeping pill. That would be Ambien.

The report, by Clauss and Nel, of Royal Surrey County Hospital and of Family Practice of Pollack Park South Africa, was published in this month’s issue of Neurorehabilitation.

There are 26 million annual prescriptions for Ambien, most of which are probably not to patients in a persistent vegetative state.

Excerpt


78 posted on 02/06/2008 10:03:02 AM PST by Lesforlife ("For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb . . ." Psalm 139:13!!!!!)
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