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Originally Posted by nathanbforrest45
Teak
I agree with you 100 percent on this. It was his choice to accept the risk of not having the transfusion. Personally, I disagree with not having it but I have no choice but to accept his decision. His life belongs to him, not to anyone else and I am always tickled at those who claim to believe in freedom but continually try to tell the rest of us how to live.
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End of story realy. People have a right to die with dignity and not live the rest of there lives with needles and medication being pumped into them day in and day out.
I would have fought it to the end, myself. I sincerely understand someone's right to decide to give up. When faced with invasive medical treatments and long drawn out and emotionaly draining situations like these.
I had a Uncle decide the same thing. Have surgery and live another 5-10 years with the assistance of a Nurse for 24/7. Or make peace with God and Family and live the remainder of your life with dignity.
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