I wonder how many of you have seen faced suffering in a loved one? Unfortunately most of us have at some time. We all feel for them and do everything within our power to ease their suffering. Thankfully due to the wonderfull medical profession and all the continuing research there is usually a positive outcome and the loved one recovers.
What do we do in the event this is not the case, how do we cope when there is no cure. When despite the best efforts of everyone involved in the care of your loved one all we can do is see them suffer.
If your loved one is the family pet, you have the sadness of knowing that the kindest thing to do is to end there suffering and give them a dignified send off into the next life.
If however, the loved one is your wife, brother, mother, father, son or daughter, in this country that is not an option. You watch them suffer and become a shadow of their former selves. Hoping for a miracle but dealing with the day to day heartbreak of seeing a loved one move slowy and painfully towards their next life.
Are we kinder to our four legged friends than we are to our human loved ones??
zwise19 posted on Sep 20, 2006
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chingform said on Sep 20, 2006....
i understand what you mean.
i also feel that sometime human is kinder to our four legged friends .. to end thir suffering
wow.. this is a heavy topic to start off man.
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zwise19 said on Sep 20, 2006....
Gee thanks guys
suprised at how quickly this works thanks for the encouragement
Look forward to speaking again
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secretlife said on Sep 21, 2006....
I don't think there's an easy answer to this one. While it is seems so merciless to watch those we love suffer, where would you draw the line on when and who decides it's ok to let them die?
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zwise19 said on Sep 22, 2006....
In the case of my family member who has motor neurone disease, he wanted to make this choice early on in his diagnosis and after becoming aware that the medical proffession could not do anything to halt the slow and painful death he faced. He wanted the choice of euthinasia before he became unable to do anything for himself.
I realise this is a subject with many points to consider but when all hope is gone and all that is left is suffering surely the patient along with their family and doctors support should be able to decide when they can't take anymore.
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Taffy000 said on Oct 04, 2006....
I know for a fact my mother loves her animals more than me. I can say she certainly spend more time with them and more care. My father is elderly and I'm the one responsible for his care. He's been treated cruely in the hospital. Because he can't hear well some Dr.'s have assumed he's unintelligent. Anyway I won't go into it here but thanks for giving me some fruit to blog about :~)
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