You implied that it would be unselfish to leave someone to die.
I suggest you go back and read what I wrote. It obviously hit a nerve with you and I bet it is because you have never been in a position of sacrificing your time and money to care for another like I have.
The only nerve you hit was the callousness with which you support the abandoning of the most vulnerable.
I know your kind — you carp and criticize by don’t know squat!
You mean those who value life over money? Read Matthew 25:31-46 sometime, it explains why I believe what I do.
For fifteen years I have taken care of two dying elderly parents and the young nephew my sister abandonned.
Mom died five years ago and though defying cancer to a standstill, it was a lung infection that took her from us.
My nephew, after years of therapy due to abuse from his mom and her shack-up-studs, now has his high-school diploma (GPA 3.65) and is contemplating enlisting in the Air Force.
My dad is dying from Alzheimers and I am doing everything possible to keep him sane and alive for as long or longer than the doctors predict.
Unlike those who just talk and read about it, I try to live each day like a Christian.
Now, stop being snarky and insulting, wagglebee, ‘cause you’re trying to read between the lines of what I wrote, and you’re irritating the Hell out of me!
If you want to live, avoid PINELLAS COUNTY. Kill their tourism instead. They hate that.