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I understand this is well intentioned. This also seems pretty dangerous. It puts a lot of trust in the complex bureaucracy that is the medical system.
by netfl0 7y ago
I understand this is well intentioned. This also seems pretty dangerous. It puts a lot of trust in the complex bureaucracy that is the medical system.
- mantap 7y agoIs that different to DNRs? It's the job of doctors to make life and death decisions. It's fine to not trust doctors; after experiencing some medical errors I don't either. But often there's no choice other than to trust doctors, if you are on the operating table for instance. Terminal illness is another such case.
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