10 Dec 2012 17:49:50 Someone posted further down about euthanasia and… · #1715

10 Dec 2012 17:49:50
Someone posted further down about euthanasia and if the governments do things deliberately regarding jab's.
I dont know if this is a conspiracy but in medical wards when a patient is very seriously/terminally ill and there is an issue regarding quality of life a doctor/consultant will sometime's make a decision to have a syringe driver (I think with either morphine or diamorpheine) for the patient. It is well known in the medical proffession that using this practice gives the patient 24-48hrs to live.
Part of a doctor's/consultant's job is to individually assess wether a patient or/& their family are willing to accept the truth on how unwell they may be and what chance's of survival they may have, some people don't want to know or would like to be made aware that they could well have a good chance of getting better even when there is'nt. A good friend of my father's died just over a week ago who did'nt want to know the truth and was having plenty of private medical care treatment etc. My father who used to be in the medical business asked if the doctor's had mentioned anything about a syringe driver and got told that yes they mentioned putting one in on wednesday of that week for a day or two and he'd be able to go home thursday or friday (from father's friend's wife earlier that week). We knew otherwise and knew he would'nt be home after but sometimes people want to manage thing's their own way. He passed away on the thursday. They can keep people alive for longer period's, cancer for instance can get very nasty the longer it spreads through the system but people can be kept alive so to speak with medical care up to a point.
My mother died 11 years ago from cancer, she asked for the syringe driver at a certain point knowing what would happen and she passed away within 36 hours or so. I was'nt fully aware what the implication's were of what she was asking and just thought it was more pain relief but my father explained around about the same time it was getting discussed and I had time to say my goodbye's for what it's worth.
It is i think painless and get's put down usually as a chest infection or neumonia.
I'm not sure it's a conspiracy but giving that example when a patient is very unwell, in the medical proffession they do know what work's and what does'nt if they want to free up a bed.

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