and there's nothing wrong with that.There is . It means Society has money to kill people then give them therapy and help.
There is . It means Society has money to kill people then give them therapy and help.You assume any of the many issues this woman endures showed any response to medications or therapy while maintaining a satisfactory quality of life. She also has concerns about our uncertain future thanks to things that can not be fixed, like global warming.
There is . It means Society has money to kill people then give them therapy and help.
Dutch law requires there to be no other option for treatments and there's a strict review before cases are approved.According to the article: "In 2022, there were 8,720 euthanasia deaths in the Netherlands representing roughly 5% of all the countrys deaths and up from 4 per cent from the year prior, according to Dutch media."
I wonder if she was in much worse condition than the article in the OP seems to imply
If it's never getting better, then what's the point?they gotta suffer so normal people would feel good
There is . It means Society has money to kill people then give them therapy and help.
So suicide, but easier and sanctioned? I thought we wanted to prevent suicide, not encourage it?
So suicide, but easier and sanctioned? I thought we wanted to prevent suicide, not encourage it?...is this Catboy?
It's not easier, committing suicide without interfacing with the medical system is way easier than this. All you need is a gun or a bridge or a pill or a car and a garage etc etc etc. That's why most are snap decisions.
Did you not read the part where she went to many doctors and they said there's nothing more they can do it's never going to get better?No. That's a complete joke, borderline malpractice. Do you not see anything wrong with patient with history of depression requesting for assisted suicide? Doctor should not be promoting suicide.
That's pretty cool and I wish it were an option here
That's pretty cool and I wish it were an option here
and there's nothing wrong with that.
and there's nothing wrong with that.I think it's sick and depressing. She's perfectly physically healthy. She's got a boyfriend that loves her and a roof. Really sad.
I think it's sick and depressing. She's perfectly physically healthy. She's got a boyfriend that loves her and a roof. Really sad.
Seems like she needs to experience real hardship so she can appreciate the life she has. A good survival situation would help that, scrounge for food and build shelter.
I've personally felt like taking my life a few times and next time I feel like that I'm going to jump, but not jump to end my life. I'm going to jump from a plane and skydive.
Have you ever posted something that wasn't just fucking awful and unbelievably stupid?Oh no someone on the internet is an expressing an opinion different than my own! How terrible!
Oh no someone on the internet is an expressing an opinion different than my own! How terrible!Why do you think there are instances where there is no path forward for physical pain except suicide, but not mental pain?
I don't think suicide is the way out, I believe euthanasia is only for those in severe permanent physical pain.
Mental states can be altered by exposing you to different stimuli. Adrenaline rushes, dopamine release, extended relaxation periods, serene environments, some form of change from your everyday exposure to the repeated repetition.
"I'm seeing euthanasia as some sort of acceptable option brought to the table by physicians, by psychiatrist, when it previously was the ultimate last resort," she said.
The article doesn't say anything about attempted solutions but instead just seems like a piece to convince people that suicide isn't awful. Yes let's convince people that ending your life is the answer.
Why do you think there are instances where there is no path forward for physical pain except suicide, but not mental pain?There's some physical things medicine can't fix. If war veterans can overcome PTSD there's hope for everyone. There's a chance even Psilocybin can change the brain's chemistry. For mental pain, I suppose euthanasia may be possibly considered as a last resort but this article is like just actively encouraging suicide.
There is . It means Society has money to kill people then give them therapy and help.
No. That's a complete joke, borderline malpractice. Do you not see anything wrong with patient with history of depression requesting for assisted suicide? Doctor should not be promoting suicide.I'm glad you seem to know more than the entire Dutch medical system.
Society has FAILED to provide proper mental health.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/canadians-unhappy-with-publicly-funded-mental-health-substance-use-services-survey-finds-1.6732616
https://evidencenetwork.ca/how-canada-fails-people-with-mental-illnesses/
For the record, the doctor told her she will never get better.And as we all know, Doctors are always right. Like the ones telling their patients they have 2 years left to live, 15 years ago, and they're still alive today.
Seems like she needs to experience real hardship so she can appreciate the life she has.
if someone wants to commit suicide you have to try to convince them not to at all costs.
And as we all know, Doctors are always right. Like the ones telling their patients they have 2 years left to live, 15 years ago, and they're still alive today.
And as we all know, Doctors are always right. Like the ones telling their patients they have 2 years left to live, 15 years ago, and they're still alive today.