... I reckon I'd have to hear what the woman herself feels about it. No one else can judge whether or not her life is worth living.
You know, I was wondering about that... the article says that she can't speak "properly" and that she's in speech therapy, but there's no indication that she's entirely unable to communicate or convey emotion in an understandable way to others. Yet there's nothing on how she feels about her life, not even from a friend or family member's perspective. There has to be some sort of sign or indication she's given on whether she wants to live like this, so why isn't that mentioned?... I reckon I'd have to hear what the woman herself feels about it. No one else can judge whether or not her life is worth living.
To be fair the most against death and suicide are the religious, you know those who say the 100% believe they are going to be in eternal paradise forever the best state imaginable forever. Yet they do everything they can to avoid death, prolong their life and are deeply saddened when a loved once pass.It's so strange, "we'll do anything for her" except let her exit the world with dignity. Not saying she's nothing in the state she's in but how can people keep others in this world when everything about that person has been stripped from them? I get it, death is painful, but I can't imagine the pain they feel every day looking at more or less an empty shell of who they knew. I've said it before, I'll say it again, life is too fragile and fucked up.
To be fair the most against death and suicide are the religious, you know those who say the 100% believe they are going to be in eternal paradise forever the best state imaginable forever. Yet they do everything they can to avoid death, prolong their life and are deeply saddened when a loved once pass.
Oh no doubt. I no longer believe/am a religious person yet I still have a voice in the back of my head that says "what if?".
I too wish they had interviewed her. Though if she told a reporter that she was in a living hell and that she desperately wanted to die, do you think there is any real chance that her story would ever be published?... I reckon I'd have to hear what the woman herself feels about it. No one else can judge whether or not her life is worth living.
Do you not realize that the same person "mentally" isn't actual existing anymore? I'm curious if people on here actually think she is capable of making a decision such as if life is Hell. Do people not know the picture in the article that's shown before the allergy incident.. That person is basically dead. So whatever is voiced from her now isn't going to be able to communicate her life is now Hell. She may have rare flashes of lucid thoughts for all we know, but being short lived and making her unable to communicate them with eye movement or whatever.I too wish they had interviewed her. Though if she told a reporter that she was in a living hell and that she desperately wanted to die, do you think there is any real chance that her story would ever be published?
I read the article and it gave me the impression that she had at least some mental capacity left and at least some minimal ability to communicate. That may or may not be the case. If she has no mental ability left then she doesn't meet any reasonable definition of "person" and in that case it's pointless to keep her alive.Do you not realize that the same person "mentally" isn't actual existing anymore? I'm curious if people on here actually think she is capable of making a decision if life is hell. Do people not know the picture in the article that's shown before the allergy incident.. That person is basically dead. So whatever is voiced from her now isn't going to be able to communicate her life is now Hell. She may have rare flashes of lucid thoughts but being short makes her unable to communicate even with eye movement or whatever.
I've been around persons that suffered a stroke and where their brain was severely damaged by the lack of oxygen to require 24/7 care "when they recovered" with the daily basic tasks we all live. They cannot get up from their wheelchair and they cannot speak. The way she is presented in the photos of the article makes me assume it's similar type of brain damage. The article having nothing stated from her makes me assume this even more. Anyway, she likely has some capacity for comprehension but it's nothing like what a normal adult woman would have from what I've witnessed with stroke victims. Some adults stroke victims revert back to a child like mentality that's not even like a child because there's clearly something wrong with the constant impulses they do.I read the article and it gave me the impression that she had at least some mental capacity left and at least some minimal ability to communicate. That may or may not be the case. If she has no mental ability left then she doesn't meet any reasonable definition of "person" and in that case it's pointless to keep her alive.
I wish someone on SS would contact her family and give them opportunity to read this thread. To give the family insight in their daughters unbearable suffering and consideration of the swiss option.
Oh, we can't do that. Cause then people would say were trying to convince them to kill her.
I too wish they had interviewed her. Though if she told a reporter that she was in a living hell and that she desperately wanted to die, do you think there is any real chance that her story would ever be published?
That's what hardcore religious people do, every time they are faced with something that doesn't make sense or doesn't follow the rules their religion makes up they immediately try to c hangs subject and won't ever admit that something that goes against the rules build by religion even exists.Pro-lifers would probably say something like "she's lucky to not be dead" or "god was merciful and let her live" or "this is the will of god" or s*** like that. It is so sick that it makes me want to vomit. I hate society.
Edit: Sigh... I just told my religious fanatic mother about this story as an example of how merciless her god is and she started talking about how lucky I am and how merciful god is for sparing me from that suffering. For context, I suffered hypoxia during birth, but I managed to survive with only minor brain damage thanks to a nurse. When I asked my mother why god wasn't merciful with that allergic woman too, she just shrugged and tried to change the subject. I hate religion.