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She said she was hobbled by her depression and autism and borderline personality disorder. Now she was tired of living—despite, she said, being in love with her boyfriend, a 40-year-old IT programmer, and living in a nice house with their two cats.
So much for being reserved for the 'terminally ill'.Theo Boer, a healthcare ethics professor at Protestant Theological University in Groningen, served for a decade on a euthanasia review board in the Netherlands. “I entered the review committee in 2005, and I was there until 2014,” Boer told me. “In those years, I saw the Dutch euthanasia practice evolve from death being a last resort to death being a default option.” He ultimately resigned.
I'm not dying, but I want to, because I just cant take it anymore!
don't be going all liberal/abortion on us.Her body, her choice.
Suppose so..Her body, her choice.
‘I’m 28. And I’m Scheduled to Die in May.’
Some right-to-die activists want everyone to have access to euthanasia—even young people with mental illness. Are they also making suicide contagious?www.thefp.com
So much for being reserved for the 'terminally ill'.
Has a bit of Soylent Green ring to it.
I'm not dying, but I want to, because I just cant take it anymore!
No problem, we got you...
So it's not just the Dutch that will put you down, Canadians too!Calgary judge rules woman with autism can seek Medical Assistance In Dying
“What I know of your journey through the health-care system from the evidence in this case suggests that you have struggled to find a doctor who could diagnose your condition and offer appropriate treatment,” he said. “I do not know why you seek MAID. Your reasons remain your own because I have...debatepolitics.com
It is. Indeed it is. Its a Christian thing that this is a sin.Her body, her choice.
I remember a story not long ago about a daughter who wanted to kill herself, but couldn't because she loved her parents too much, but she was in enormous pain every day. Her parents decided to kill themselves with her so she could find peace.I'd say we should be careful with this. Some people on the spectrum can get hyper obsessed with things later to move on to a new thing. They could get hyper fixated on their own deaths, and I don't see how we shouldn't just treat the issue, instead of letting them go on with it, there's no return.
But, then again, I only stayed at a Holiday Inn psychology unit last night. I have no real idea.
I am very familiar with those of us on the spectrum tho, and I could see the possible problems with this. I personally don't like it.
I could also see people start encouraging death as an option if say, you couldn't afford treatment, or were a burden. That's not a good fix, IMO.
A number of countries including Canada allow this even for conditions that aren't terminal.So much for being reserved for the 'terminally ill'.
I just hope there's no pressure because they have mental issues.I remember a story not long ago about a daughter who wanted to kill herself, but couldn't because she loved her parents too much, but she was in enormous pain every day. Her parents decided to kill themselves with her so she could find peace.
With the stigma today against the mentally ill, there often is no other treatments--or the treatments are far more traumatizing.
For the mentally ill, it's a tough haul just to wake up every day, let alone navigate retaining dignity while seeking treatment and attempting to be accepted by the society you exist in. It can be worse than death.
How about treating people instead?I prefer this to her parents having to clean up blood from their bathroom after they find her body.
Your headline carries the strong implication that the woman is being forced by the state to have her life terminated.‘I’m 28. And I’m Scheduled to Die in May.’
Some right-to-die activists want everyone to have access to euthanasia—even young people with mental illness. Are they also making suicide contagious?www.thefp.com
So much for being reserved for the 'terminally ill'.
Has a bit of Soylent Green ring to it.
I'm not dying, but I want to, because I just cant take it anymore!
No problem, we got you...
And, of course, you are implying that "autism" and "subnormal intelligence" mean the same thing - right?Calgary judge rules woman with autism can seek Medical Assistance In Dying
“What I know of your journey through the health-care system from the evidence in this case suggests that you have struggled to find a doctor who could diagnose your condition and offer appropriate treatment,” he said. “I do not know why you seek MAID. Your reasons remain your own because I have...debatepolitics.com
It isn't news - BUT it does give the OP a chance to post material where they IMPLY that "the state" is "forcing" the person to have their life ended.A number of countries including Canada allow this even for conditions that aren't terminal.
Not sure why this is news.
When psychiatry has a statistically significant better chance of "curing" mental illness than an illiterate tribal healer in a tribe that is cut off from civilization does, you may well have a point.How about treating people instead?
I didn't take it that way at all. I guess if you're looking to bitch about something, you'll find it.It isn't news - BUT it does give the OP a chance to post material where they IMPLY that "the state" is "forcing" the person to have their life ended.
Not for nothing, but it was only news when someone else posted about it?A number of countries including Canada allow this even for conditions that aren't terminal.
Not sure why this is news.
You know damn well that's not what I meant, but you go with that.Your headline carries the strong implication that the woman is being forced by the state to have her life terminated.
Read every word, I did! She will be euthanized.That is incorrect as anyone who had actually read the article would know.
Did you actually read the article and write the inaccurate headline on purpose or did you simply not actually understand what was in the article?
Couldn't have been too long if presently only 28...but she was never able to muster the will to finish school or start a career.
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