I see stories where people claim a doctor came and gave medication to assist in dying for their family member. Do you know anyone in the US who did this? I don't know how they found someone.
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fishperson
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OnMyLast Legs
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A lot of states have assisted suicide. A doctor can't kill you with an injection or anything, but in a lot of places the terminally ill can drink an N concoction.
How lucky they are. There's no sympathy for ordinary suicides. We're on our own.
Oh I didn't make it clear I don't mean applying for MAiD or outside the US I mean people who in the US knew a doctor who gave them a lethal dose
OnMyLast Legs
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Oh, "under the table" euthanasia. Props to any doctor willing to take that risk. They make a lot of money and have a lot to lose.
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I've never even heard of that being done, I find it hard to believe any doctor would ever risk it. Even in places where there is maid it takes a while to "convince" doctors you "deserve" it, what would it take to "convince" a doctor where it's illegal? I have heard of doctors pulling the plug on life support for patients in coma, vegetative state or locked-in and getting caught and punished, but I guess that's a different story.Real medical doctors deserving of that position and that license will support people in their journey out of suffering through assisted death. The others are just in it for themselves.No, also not in Germany. But there was a german report about a elderly woman named S (chneider maybe) who received assisted dying medication through her son. She then used it herself. I don't know why she got it and others not?
The report is from german ARD broadcaster and called "Frau S will sterben"
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