[Discussion] Pulling the Plug.
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nNoma
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The reality of never seeing that person alive again is what would make that decision very difficult for me personally. Knowing that they could never talk, move, act like they were before the accident is devastating in itself. If I were in that situation I know I would want someone to end my life, even if it's painful for them, just let me move on you know?
As for me having to make that decision, well I know it would be painful, but I also know that there is little to no hope of recovery(At this time anyways). I would do it, but it doesn't mean I have to like myself for it.
As for me having to make that decision, well I know it would be painful, but I also know that there is little to no hope of recovery(At this time anyways). I would do it, but it doesn't mean I have to like myself for it.
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Pull my plug, please.
I agree, I don't like talking to smart people either.
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I've seen situations like these. For me, it varies.
If one's going to die anyway, pull the plug. If their is a chance of survival, don't pull it. Life is a gift and something that should be cherished. Life's the one thing that's certain on Earth. Even if it's a pitiful existence, it's still an existence. Existence is too special a thing to throw away just because the going gets tough.
Gabrielle Giffords is a perfect example. She was shot in the head, but they didn't pull the plug on her. Now she's living a (relatively) normal life. After a year and a half of recovery, she's functioning very well.
If one's going to die anyway, pull the plug. If their is a chance of survival, don't pull it. Life is a gift and something that should be cherished. Life's the one thing that's certain on Earth. Even if it's a pitiful existence, it's still an existence. Existence is too special a thing to throw away just because the going gets tough.
Gabrielle Giffords is a perfect example. She was shot in the head, but they didn't pull the plug on her. Now she's living a (relatively) normal life. After a year and a half of recovery, she's functioning very well.