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It's not a lack of empathy -- I saw 2 elderly relatives kept alive much too long. It's not "disrespect" , it's disagreement.
by readthenotes1 2y ago
It's not a lack of empathy -- I saw 2 elderly relatives kept alive much too long. It's not "disrespect" , it's disagreement.
- TheNewsIsHere 2y agoIt seems odd, doesn’t it? For those of us living to agree or disagree with someone’s singularly personal choice about the terms and timing of their chosen end. A choice and an ending that in the abstract is theoretically open to all, but that only each person in their own, individual right could possibly understand.