Possibly, if the person concerned has earlier signed a consent form...Crumple wrote:They are emotionaly compromised. The technical decision should be left to a objective personage like the hospital doctor who knows when brain degeneration is irreversible, terminal and total.Warren Dew wrote:In the U.S. the next of kin can ask for life support to be disconnected.Crumple wrote:That's what I don't get. It's OK to abort a fetus on the grounds it cannot look after itself, cannot survive alone and yet dementia which makes you into a empty brain dead husk, a biological photograph of what once was, is considered sacrosanct.
How many old people can the world support?
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Re: How many old people can the world support?
Nurse, where the fuck's my cardigan?
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