Better to die painlessly....

[looneytan]

" allowed to die naturally " with the least intervention. Sometimes the doctors will ask the care givers whether they want doctors to resuscitate the patient if he collapses!!!

_ the exact words were " if she collapses she won't be candidate for ICU "

 

[wendychan]

Anything supernatural sure got to do with religion bomoh is Muslim religion , tangki is Taoist religion , some Thai medium belongs to Thai Buddhist religion .

FAKE FAKE FAKE religion then

 

[Seee3]

Y....Hospice, it can be very depressing. One day, you see a smiling young girl, the next day, she is gone. One day, a happy and cheerful uncle, the next day, gone ....Yes, very depressing working in the Hospice. Very depressing indeed....

That is not depressing. It is more depressing to see a skeletal figure lying on the bed and one month later, the same figure is still there.

 

[drifter]

FAKE FAKE FAKE religion then

So what is real religion ?

 

[jiangrenhua]

i dun think you have a choice

 

[liongsam]

The Right to Die Essay

 

[wendychan]

So what is real religion ?

no "religion" asks you specifically to do harm to someone.... but a bomoh may and does s0meitmes

 

[Kinana]

Atheists go to hell. how not to pain?

 

[theblackhole]

as long as you do bad and commit evil, you are in hell. dying or living, you are in hell....believe in GOD OR NOT, as long as you do unwholesome things and commit unwholesome deeds, you will be in hell.....you will suffer.

 

[theblackhole]

That is not depressing. It is more depressing to see a skeletal figure lying on the bed and one month later, the same figure is still there.

I agreed, Yes, to see a terminally ill human being, lying helplessly in bed, incapable of understanding or doing anything, totally a vegetable state ...very depressive indeed.

 

[drifter]

no "religion" asks you specifically to do harm to someone.... but a bomoh may and does s0meitmes

Aiya .. All religion very hypocrite .. In front tell u cannot do harm but at the back it's different story already .. Bomoh can do what harm ? Black magic is not even real .

 

[wendychan]

Aiya .. All religion very hypocrite .. In front tell u cannot do harm but at the back it's different story already .. Bomoh can do what harm ? Black magic is not even real .

erm erm, my experience...

 

[drifter]

Atheists go to hell. how not to pain?

Proof atheist go hell ? before u prove that you have to prove is there's hell in the first place

 

[drifter]

erm erm, my experience...

What kind of experience ? What you experience might not give u the correct translation

 

[drifter]

Wendy don't tell me u tio gongtau hor

 

[Kinana]

Proof atheist go hell ? before u prove that you have to prove is there's hell in the first place

If you don't exist why you worry?

 

[drifter]

If you don't exist why you worry?

??? I do exist .. If not how you reply to my post ? whahaahaha . Stupid .

 

[Kinana]

??? I do exist .. If not how you reply to my post ? whahaahaha . Stupid .

Sorry. If hell don't exists, why you worry sir?

 

[The_Hypocrite]

I soo agree with this article,,,more effort and education campaigns need to be promoted to promote a painless death for critical ill patients. No point wasting resources to keep them alive for a bit longer,,and please these people are in pain,,not that they are doing the tango day in and day out.

Death is part of life,,so deal with it,,if they want to continue living and fuck up the future generations,,,its for their kids to decide..

A survey of more than 500 people here has found that they value being able to die at home more than an extra year of life. But right at the top of their list is being free from pain, the findings of a survey by the Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School and Lien Centre for Palliative Care showed.

They were willing to pay $24,000 a year to relieve severe pain, but only $9,100 to prolong life for another 12 months. In presenting the findings at a Lien Centre for Palliative Care conference on Wednesday, Dr Chetna Malhotra, an assistant professor at the centre, said what people value has implications on where government subsidies should go.

She asked: "Does it make sense for the Government to pay for expensive therapies to extend life?"

Based on the findings, she said "subsidies for end-of-life treatments may not be a good use of scarce resources". "Pain management is at least as critical as prospects for extending life when deciding treatment options."

 

[wendychan]

Wendy don't tell me u tio gongtau hor

definitively not me....
i do not turn my dislike into evil deeds