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I've seen the opposite - someone choose to step away from treatment because it wasn't worth it. It was a very, very hard decision. They faced a lot of pressure
by sgt101 7y ago
I've seen the opposite - someone choose to step away from treatment because it wasn't worth it.
It was a very, very hard decision. They faced a lot of pressure from others (who they loved) but they did it.
Subsequently some of their friends even questioned the proberty of the people involved - the implication was that they shouldn't have died so easily, that there were things that could have been done.
But this was a man in his late 70's, with two degenerative diseases and an advanced hard to treat cancer (on top of a long standing easy to treat managable one).
So - it's always hard, one way or the other.