Who’ll be looking at the papers and saying yeah that seems alright after sitting on it for weeks or months.
They Shoot Horses, don't they?
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Not if you have a terminal illness
You mean; if a person suffering with a terminal illness wishes to end their life but a member of their family does not?
In that case, i'd say the family member is acting from a selfish perspective. Considering the afflicted person's needs is paramount.
All our lives are a series of procedures designed with a potential to make money - how much did your last trip to the dentist cost?
Reflect on what you just said: it's rational to want to end your lifr
Selfish? Really?
I was surprised how much the last trip cost Not life and death though, although some people are petrified by the thought
In the context of a terminal illness - yes.
or you can Break Bad.
Yes. Really.
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Like doctors approval for abortions.Judges. Plural. Two of 'em.
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I must admit I haven't been reading the detail..Judges. Plural. Two of 'em.
Is that what they are proposing? I thought it was two doctors and one judge?
Edit: here it is
I've only skimmed it, but it seems the doctors role is to confirm terminal illness and mental capacity. Only one judge in the family court division.
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‘She's still alive’: First Sarco suicide pod user ‘found with strangulation marks’ as boss remains in custody
The first person to use the controversial suicide pod dubbed the “Tesla of euthanasia” was found inside with strangulation marks on her neck.
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‘She's still alive’: First Sarco suicide pod user ‘found with strangulation marks’ as boss remains in custody
The first person to use the controversial suicide pod dubbed the “Tesla of euthanasia” was found inside with strangulation marks on her neck.
Madame la Guillotine was much more effective
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I guess no customer complained.Madame la Guillotine was much more effective
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Sounds like you have had dealings with the family court.
They are so maxed out dealing with protection orders that turnarounds tend to be 3-4 months.
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When I was doing first aid course, the hems doctor teaching it pointed out that the human brain can survive a few seconds after decapitation. Somewhere between 10 and 20 I recall.
But in the case of the suicide pod, it looks like No2 knocked them out, but didn't kill them.
But in the case of the suicide pod, it looks like No2 knocked them out, but didn't kill them.
It's not a promising sign that the Health Secretary is set to vote against the billIn the context of a terminal illness - yes.
or you can Break Bad.
Yes. Really.
Not really. I feel sorry for the husband (or wife) who has a crafty shag thinking the other half wont get to know about (or just not thinking) and paying the emotional and financial price when the sh1t hits the fan. Not to mention the kids.
Here's a fun fact, Joseph-Ignace Guillotin, the Dr who the Guillotine was named after was not the inventor, actually he opposed the death penalty. Whilst he was unable to prevent the death penalty he was able to achieve a more humane method of execution.
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