Thread: A Duty To Die?
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Old 22-08-2012, 13:53   #118
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Re: A Duty To Die?

I friend of mine's grandad had lung cancer in the late 1960's, he was at home slowly dying, and in a great deal of pain and his nans was in a great deal of distress, he was having daily morphine injections.

One the the Dr came in and gave him his injection and said "this should end his suffering" (or words to that effect), shortly after he died.

He belived the Dr help.

The irony is if animals are ill they get put down to stop them suffering, we have to suffer.
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