flowgo Asked October 2011
Why are DNR's not banned and why is there still talk about legalizing euthanasia?
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Shane1124 Apr 2018
Hyzer read back on MD’s last post as he himself stated that it was his goal to change the laws, thus GA’s response to inquire what steps MD has already taken to lobby Congress to change a law.
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TogaSara Jul 2018
It appears from reading this thread that flowgo's mother had, in her words, a "minor treatable problem". If that is true, there should not have been any thought of "death with dignity" or "exit treatment" or "euthanasia". Her mother should have been treated and sent home.
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TogaSara Aug 2018
I don't think anybody meant to trigger or provoke anybody on this thread, it looks more like they were upset that family members *who did not have terminal illness* were given the DNR death with dignity treatment. The positive outcome of this would be the stopping of this practice. Flowgo did not say what her mothers condition was, other than that it was minor, and MDWrig said his father had AFIB which went away. I believe there should be a stopguard in place to make sure people who can be healed, are sent home to regain a normal life, if they can.
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BarbBrooklyn Aug 2018
Admins please close this thread to new comments.
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