Do you think euthanasia will ever be an option for people?
posted June 17th, 2016 at 9:53am in Toddler
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- i hope so 6-17-2016 9:53am +1 like
- it's legal in oregon 6-17-2016 9:53am
- & i think A 6-17-2016 9:54am
- CA 6-17-2016 9:55am
- yes, death with dignity 6-17-2016 9:56am
- & i think A 6-17-2016 9:54am
- i think so 6-17-2016 9:54am
- It should be 6-17-2016 9:54am
- It is in the Netherlands and it is an option here if you know a good dr. 6-17-2016 9:54am
- I really hope so. 6-17-2016 9:55am
- I hope so it should be 6-17-2016 9:55am
- yes 6-17-2016 9:57am
- Calvary Hospital in NY euthanizes patients. My dad went there and was dead 72 hours later. 6-17-2016 9:57am
- They dole out morphine like it's water and terminally sedate patients. It's all covered by insurance. 6-17-2016 9:58am
- But sadly this puts the doctors in the postion of performing a criminal act that they could be prosecuted for, the laws need to change. 6-17-2016 10:03am
- They've never been prosecuted. My dad died in 1997. Calvary has performed 1000s of euthanasia procedures since then. They even opened up another hospital. CH is NOT a hospice,...(more) 6-17-2016 10:15am
- np: I work in a hospital where morphine is given out like candy. I do my best to question the orders, but the bottom line is that many patients demand high potency meds and zero...(more) 6-17-2016 10:03am
- But sadly this puts the doctors in the postion of performing a criminal act that they could be prosecuted for, the laws need to change. 6-17-2016 10:03am
- you mean in the hospice facility? my aunt died as doctor predicted. 30 days. She starved 6-17-2016 10:03am
- What a horrible thing to have to do someone to end their suffering. Euthanasia would be so much kinder. 6-17-2016 10:08am
- Calvary is not a hospice. They make that clear because they want to be reimbursed as a hospital. It's interesting that it's Catholic yet does "put down" patients. 6-17-2016 10:17am
- They dole out morphine like it's water and terminally sedate patients. It's all covered by insurance. 6-17-2016 9:58am
- It is called Hospice. 6-17-2016 10:06am