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Topic	The hospital gave my Grandmother a blood transfusion without permission.
_Rinku_ 09/09/20 3:52:53 PM #24:	Artemis86 posted... To the people insisting the hospital made the right call, would you agree with a hospital violating a "do not resuscitate" order? If someone is constantly suffering, wants to die and cannot survive unsupported, would you just go "Lol no" and force them to continue a life of misery until death is impossible to prevent? Where do we draw the line on forcing people to live against their will? a DNR is often based on a severely reduced quality of life after a resuscitation. A blood transfusion does not typically carry such risks. Not comparable. Bringing in right to die is also not really comparable and you're only muddying any point you think you're making. <cite>_Rinku_ posted [p:944405885] in The hospit... [t:78964374]...</cite> <quote>Artemis86 posted... </cite> <quote>To the people insisting the hospital made the right call, would you agree with a hospital violating a "do not resuscitate" order? If someone is constantly suffering, wants to die and cannot survive unsupported, would you just go "Lol no" and force them to continue a life of misery until death is impossible to prevent? Where do we draw the line on forcing people to live against their will?</quote>a DNR is often based on a severely reduced quality of life after a resuscitation. A blood transfusion does not typically carry such risks. Not comparable. Bringing in right to die is also not really comparable and you're only muddying any point you think you're making. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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