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Quote from: trako on November 28, 2017, 09:01:09 AM

It's a very difficult decision. whose decision is it? This is really hard. to come and go between living and dying. If I was sick, maybe I should have pulled the pockets. but my close friend can not take a pin for me. hard for these people. I can not even imagine writing.
but if you really do not have any hope, you should take a plug!

Pulling the plug is like a sign of disbelief on what will potentially happen. If this will happen to me, I would rather say to them to oull the plug, I dont want them to suffer for the medical bills that it may incurr.

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Quote from: moanamakeway on November 27, 2017, 03:29:52 AM

Situational question
Being in a vegetative state or in a comatose state entails a lot of financial, physical and emotional sacrifices for the families of the patient.
Given the fact that someone close to you or you yourself is in a comatose state, will you allow for the "pulling of the plug" or will you fight for your life?

If you have the financial freedom to support the treatment of a comatose person then I don't see why not?

and on another note, if you lack money for the treatment, I think the patient himself/herself knows this if he/she was alive.

But still, if you love a person enough you'll try hard.

Trying hard doesn't guarantee you'll get what you want though,

It's a matter of how much you are willing to sacrifice for the person you love.

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I disagree with euthanasia. according to me, Alternative treatments are available, such as palliative care and hospices. We do not have to kill the patient to kill the symptoms. Nearly all pain can be relieved.

trako

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It's a very difficult decision. whose decision is it? This is really hard. to come and go between living and dying. If I was sick, maybe I should have pulled the pockets. but my close friend can not take a pin for me. hard for these people. I can not even imagine writing.
but if you really do not have any hope, you should take a plug!

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If someone is ill and has no chance of cure it can make such a decision. Living in constant pain is terrible.

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Quote from: mobilezz on November 27, 2017, 05:01:38 AM

If a person wants to leave this world with the help of euthanasia, then what's wrong with that ?! Many simply do not understand how it is difficult for deadly sick people to live each day.

agree. everyone has freedom of choice. and no one should blame for it

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Quote from: moanamakeway on November 27, 2017, 03:29:52 AM

Situational question
Being in a vegetative state or in a comatose state entails a lot of financial, physical and emotional sacrifices for the families of the patient.
Given the fact that someone close to you or you yourself is in a comatose state, will you allow for the "pulling of the plug" or will you fight for your life?

This is a million dollar question and you sincerely got me thinking. But frankly i ve learnt to knew words from your post and i am really grateful. Sometimes the situation looks hopeful, or the family knows the person they dealing with. There are real fighters and if the family wonna hold on then i trust its in it right position

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Quote from: moanamakeway on November 27, 2017, 03:29:52 AM

Situational question
Being in a vegetative state or in a comatose state entails a lot of financial, physical and emotional sacrifices for the families of the patient.
Given the fact that someone close to you or you yourself is in a comatose state, will you allow for the "pulling of the plug" or will you fight for your life?

I will accept the thing you accurately called "pulling of the plug". There is some situations when it's a best choice. At least half of comatose patients are staying alive only cause of their relatives's will, just because their relatives hiding in the cold shadow of illusion their lover/father/mother/son etc. are still alive. If there is no chance to survive in other way it's a crime to force people living like a "vegetable" state. Shame on you, people !
But if there is a chance, even the smallest one, that the patient can survive, can move back to normal state, then you shouldn't stop trying and believing. But only in that case.

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If the family could still finance the situation, why not.

I myself, if I am in that condition, or before that happen, I will prepare my family, I would tell them that if I reach that point, they should pull the plug. I will be useless and they will be wasting a lot of money on me, not to mention the burden that I will give them once I get out of the hospital.

It is hard to decide when you are the family member and not the patient itself. We can't deny the fact that we are expecting something will happen or the patient might be well after a while.

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Quote from: moanamakeway on November 27, 2017, 03:29:52 AM

Situational question
Being in a vegetative state or in a comatose state entails a lot of financial, physical and emotional sacrifices for the families of the patient.
Given the fact that someone close to you or you yourself is in a comatose state, will you allow for the "pulling of the plug" or will you fight for your life?

Personally, I doubt if i will or recommend someone close to me to get involved in that. Neither will i commit money for such excersize which i deem as vain. The solution to mans problem lies in God and not all that

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Quote from: China8888 on November 27, 2017, 11:35:55 PM

I ca only imagine the pain and long suffering of some. I can tell you for free, I will not suffer long in the last days of my life on earth. I will either end it myself or someone will do it for me, hopefully

This is tragic. This is suicide isnt it? I will fight for my life and for the life of my l8ved ones. Who knows a miracle might happen when ypu least expect it. Never mind the finances as long as there is a God, then there is hope.

What to do when there's no hope for salvation and for a miracle? Not everyone is able to fight for his life until the end, knowing that the chances of survival is zero.

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Quote from: China8888 on November 27, 2017, 11:35:55 PM

I ca only imagine the pain and long suffering of some. I can tell you for free, I will not suffer long in the last days of my life on earth. I will either end it myself or someone will do it for me, hopefully

This is tragic. This is suicide isnt it? I will fight for my life and for the life of my l8ved ones. Who knows a miracle might happen when ypu least expect it. Never mind the finances as long as there is a God, then there is hope.

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I ca only imagine the pain and long suffering of some. I can tell you for free, I will not suffer long in the last days of my life on earth. I will either end it myself or someone will do it for me, hopefully

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Quote from: moanamakeway on November 27, 2017, 03:29:52 AM

Situational question
Being in a vegetative state or in a comatose state entails a lot of financial, physical and emotional sacrifices for the families of the patient.
Given the fact that someone close to you or you yourself is in a comatose state, will you allow for the "pulling of the plug" or will you fight for your life?

I actually think that it is a case to case basis. I am all up for fighting to live especially that the person is in a coma. however we must also understand that for some cases it is inevitable and that must worth or mean something. Or if not it would just make the hurden heavier

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Quote from: mobilezz on November 27, 2017, 05:01:38 AM

If a person wants to leave this world with the help of euthanasia, then what's wrong with that ?! Many simply do not understand how it is difficult for deadly sick people to live each day.

Euthanasia is okay if the person who is ill decided to have it but if only the family decided it, I think it is quite different. There is a big difference between the will and the forced killed. Yes, it may be difficult or painful for us to see them suffered but if they don't want to die by force you should also respect them because it is their life after all. We have no right to take away that little hope from them to live more.

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There is a big difference in being comatose or vegatative - in the first case you may awake, in the second not - provided that the electrical activity in your brain has ceased. In this case euthanasia is OK.

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Euthanasia isn't about relatives, it's about the patient. I do believe that if there is a serious illness that makes living impossibly tough, the plug can be "pulled". However, that's mainly about physical constituency. Mental breakdown isn't yet enough. So the patient had better make sure he's made up his mind based on irreversible facts.

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I need euthanasia for a present

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Do not trust the government

it is quite obvious that if someone doesn't want to live, shouldn't be forced. Who knows why there are laws in some countries against this. Perhaps medical centers "donate" (bribe) politicians so they can rip people off more. In countries with direct democracy like Switzerland, I believe is legal for a reason. It is quite an obvious thing.

It is a bit tricky when people can't express their wish to live or not. Then I believe should be the right of whomever finances their life to decide whether they should continue or not supporting them, which is also tricky if the money is shared like when it is your families money that you have ownership as well.

I personally would probably want to wait for some time to be sure that I won't recover. It isn't that rare that doctors are wrong, medicine is complicated.

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Quote from: moanamakeway on November 27, 2017, 03:29:52 AM

Situational question
Being in a vegetative state or in a comatose state entails a lot of financial, physical and emotional sacrifices for the families of the patient.
Given the fact that someone close to you or you yourself is in a comatose state, will you allow for the "pulling of the plug" or will you fight for your life?

Depends... If I'm going to be blind, deaf, dumb and lose my arms & legs, I don't want to live anymore. I'd be completely disabled for the rest of my life, so I'd figure I'd end it as quickly as possible.
Though, if it's a comatose state one can get out of relatively unharmed, I'd not pull the plug. Why? It's a short, temporary state of being, not a long-term/permanent one.

Anyways, if I'm not able to commit suicide anymore for the rest of my life, I'll just end it ASAP. Euthanasia is OK in my opinion.

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