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- Aug 5, 2023
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The irony of people who are of the mindset of "life over death, even when that life is only suffering" and force that on others is that they cause more deaths than anyone else.
I've known this for a long time, but I just watched this video and it really hit me harder than usual:
One of the stories is of a mother who always wanted children, and got her wish.. until she didn't. Her child was diagnosed with a terminal illness that would steal away his life slowly and painfully, a type of muscular dystrophy. He lost his ability to crawl, eat, move, everything he had just learned, being so young.
He suffered until he hit 4 years old, when he passed. The mother killed herself after...
...and this is what boils my blood. If Medically Assisted Suicide—Death with Dignity, as it is aptly called—was more accessible, more accepted.. that baby boy wouldn't have suffered so many years, and his mother may not have committed. It's not a sure thing, as his death itself may still have "done her in," but to think..
Maybe, just maybe, she would have been able to heal and live without suffering if she hadn't had to watch her miracle baby, her son, slowly suffer until he died.
How sick is that? That the society that claims to "protect people from dying unnecessarily" kills billions more people? They make others live a short, painful life, and because of that, it kills others involved.
I've known this for a long time, but I just watched this video and it really hit me harder than usual:
One of the stories is of a mother who always wanted children, and got her wish.. until she didn't. Her child was diagnosed with a terminal illness that would steal away his life slowly and painfully, a type of muscular dystrophy. He lost his ability to crawl, eat, move, everything he had just learned, being so young.
He suffered until he hit 4 years old, when he passed. The mother killed herself after...
...and this is what boils my blood. If Medically Assisted Suicide—Death with Dignity, as it is aptly called—was more accessible, more accepted.. that baby boy wouldn't have suffered so many years, and his mother may not have committed. It's not a sure thing, as his death itself may still have "done her in," but to think..
Maybe, just maybe, she would have been able to heal and live without suffering if she hadn't had to watch her miracle baby, her son, slowly suffer until he died.
How sick is that? That the society that claims to "protect people from dying unnecessarily" kills billions more people? They make others live a short, painful life, and because of that, it kills others involved.