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This is a vanishingly small percent of cases Someone who is unable to move is probably also unable to unambiguously communicate their wish to be euthanized as
by bluefirebrand 2y ago
This is a vanishingly small percent of cases
Someone who is unable to move is probably also unable to unambiguously communicate their wish to be euthanized as well so I really don't think it's that relevant
- Retric 2y agoBed sores are a reasonable proxy for people being unable to move and they are a common enough risk to be a significant concern. If you can’t even roll over then you’re at the mercy of whatever people are willing to bring you even if you can speak or use a TV remote just fine.