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Candleburn
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- Mar 4, 2024
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I havent made up my mind yet. It feels like I need to apologize to my close once. But it feels so hard to write a letter.
Yes, and no.I havent made up my mind yet. It feels like I need to apologize to my close once. But it feels so hard to write a letter.
I highly recommend to write a Living Will ("Patientenverfügung"), its a simple document that spells out medical treatments you would and would not want to be used to keep you alive. Basically its like you saying "turn off the machines in case i got hospitalized in a coma".I havent made up my mind yet. It feels like I need to apologize to my close once. But it feels so hard to write a letter.
I would, it would be great to give your loved ones closure, so they don't blame themselves for not noticing it or thinking they caused it.I havent made up my mind yet. It feels like I need to apologize to my close once. But it feels so hard to write a letter.
I've also written to the coroner. What did you say in your letter to him/her?I have written an account of my life story. Also wrote a letter to the coroner, local MP and a couple of contacts who work within the mainstream media - has copies of my medical notes as well. Hoping lessons will be learnt and someone else l's death can be prevented (though sadly I don't think.NHS will ever learn).
I have fairly up to date medical records and the coroner will have to request the rest from the GP and the CMHT. The notes are clearly indicative of the times I reached out for support, for the failures of the NHS the point at which I had to stop using the GP's surgery as they introduced a new system to get in touch and I told them repeatedly that this does not.meet accessibility needs due to my disabilities, CMHT lost file, found file and then messed up. Series of failures that basically ends in no one showing up to care especially knowing that I am suicidal. My ending has noted the mistakes made, hownthese could have been avoided and what could have prevented my death - especially as I had communicated this to the NHS anyway. I have placed the blame on the NHS and ended the letter. I really hope that there wouldn't be another set of children who loses their mum due to lack of care or any death due to lack of care.I've also written to the coroner. What did you say in your letter to him/her?
What did you write?I've also written to the coroner. What did you say in your letter to him/her?
I have asked the coroner to write to the Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) to propose shifting a nasal sprayI have fairly up to date medical records and the coroner will have to request the rest from the GP and the CMHT. The notes are clearly indicative of the times I reached out for support, for the failures of the NHS the point at which I had to stop using the GP's surgery as they introduced a new system to get in touch and I told them repeatedly that this does not.meet accessibility needs due to my disabilities, CMHT lost file, found file and then messed up. Series of failures that basically ends in no one showing up to care especially knowing that I am suicidal. My ending has noted the mistakes made, hownthese could have been avoided and what could have prevented my death - especially as I had communicated this to the NHS anyway. I have placed the blame on the NHS and ended the letter. I really hope that there wouldn't be another set of children who loses their mum due to lack of care or any death due to lack of care.
What did you write?
Any time I test - for partial, usually - I write a goodbye note. I do that because I know how you may intend to test, but you can end up killing yourself. I usually write I am sorry and don't blame myself. It usually makes me shake because it is so real. But in the end, I probably wont write one when I make a series attempt. - CuriousI havent made up my mind yet. It feels like I need to apologize to my close once. But it feels so hard to write a letter.
I already have a DNR and living will, but I recently added a letter. I don't plan on having any close family if the time comes, so except for a few directives, I do not plan on writing a note.I highly recommend to write a Living Will ("Patientenverfügung"), its a simple document that spells out medical treatments you would and would not want to be used to keep you alive. Basically its like you saying "turn off the machines in case i got hospitalized in a coma".