| User | Hallian | | Topic | Euthanism | | Message | Okay, I’m sure all of you heard about Terry Schavio. In fact, I bet I missed a debate on it. But more than vegie killing, what about those in pain? Some people are in so much pain, it’s not worth it to live. Rise and shine, pop a pain killer or two, and watch them shove needles in you. Should the doctors be able to relieve that person from their pain?
~Hallian |
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| User | onepieces | 2006-02-26 | | | Subject | untitled | | Message | "Any society that values morality above reason will end up with unreasonable morals"
i like that lol |
| User | Chell | 2006-02-26 | | | Subject | untitled | | Message | I hate to use this term, but AMEN to that LIB! |
| User | Chell | 2006-02-26 | | | Subject | untitled | | Message | I don’t understand how we can put an animal to death, because they are going to die, and are suffering and we call it humane. But if it’s a human who’s life is ending, and they are in excruciating pain, we leave them to suffer and call it murder to help them die.
Why are we allowed to be humane to animals and not humane to humans?
If I knew that my good days were over, that every day was going be lived in extreme pain, and at great emotional and financial cost to my family, I’d beg for someone to be humane enough to help me go. I’m done. It’s the end for me. Let me call my family members together, hug them, kiss them, and drift off to whatever comes after.
Please, whatever you do, don’t leave me there suffering. Let me out of this shell. I’ve suffered enough... |
| User | adnil | 2006-02-25 | | | Subject | untitled | | Message | When my husband was dying of cancer and in a great deal of pain,he had asked the doctors to give him more pain killing medicine and at first they we where reluctant to do so, one doctor said Sir we have to account for all the habit forming medicine we prescribe, and my guy said whats it going to do to me turn me into a drug addict, thats when he decided he was going to died at home instead in a hospital, I took care of him for the next four months and his nurses would come out three times a week he had the pain medicine he needed at all times,though I’m sure towards the end even that wasn’t enough,so I would say that in cases where you know that person is not going to get better but will die ,and if they want the pain medicine then yes they should be able to have it |
| User | Magnolia Steele | 2006-02-24 | | | Subject | untitled | | Message | Only if the person ask for it and is positive this is what they want. I’m not in their body to judge what they can endure.
Maggie |
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