Thread: A Duty To Die?
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Old 20-05-2015, 22:54   #200
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Re: A Duty To Die?

This Baroness should hang her head in shame.

Wether you have dementia or any other serious illness, the NHS should look after you till your demise.

I look at life this way. I have lived on this planet for 63 years, l have paid into the coffers since l started work.

Therefore, l strongly believe that ALL medical care should be made available to help either cure the condition or ease the pain.

Last Friday, a very good friend of mine passed away with bowel cancer and is being cremated on Friday, he decline medical care on similar care BUT he was told that medical care would only give him several more months.
To me if the care is there - then you should have it
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