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Originally posted by: charminggenie
Jeez, well he babies you too much which is why he warned me to go easy on you. Ass, like I won't otherwise. 😆It;s a vast vast topic tbh, and so many point of views. Should we even consider isolated cases because they tend to become benchmark for future judgement.Lol I mock that gif myself, SSIA and I can do that together. We share a mutual enemy in OW, guess we will survive.
OW - well no wonder he is my most favorite😳 tell him I appreciate the thoughts
but don't worry, he doesn't know that I apparently have a mean side too; just he is so sweet to me that I cannot show him that side ever.
Well there are many POVs but how do you become the medics that prescribe, clinically screen, deliver and administer such doses. It would be very difficult to find a medic who would not be affected by this. When you are taught "do no harm" its not easy to think the other way..
I think everything needs to be looked at from a case by case basis. Consider quality of life for patients with Motor Neurone Disease or end stage cancer pain. Making patients comfortable and improving QoL is what the goals should be. Thus achieving priorities of care guidance.
Then again there are human rights advocates who feel patients should have right to decide.
Like I said different topics: end of life care, DNAR, DAS.
anyways, i am sorry if i keep on bringing it up.
hahahaa you do realise SSIA hating on OW is all so he can mock me;
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