Re: What does the future hold for Ariel Sharon?
William Highfield <[email protected]> Sun, 08 Jan 2006 07:00:05 -0500
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Peter, (1) Surely you're not comparing the medical treatment you would give a dog with what you would administer to a human, would you? (2) Each person and family must make their own decisions on what kind of medical care should be given, and to what extent they try to preserve life. If sharon's family wants to fight like hell to preserve his life, who are we to say they should not? Now, if he left a living will IN WRITING that says he should not be given surgery to save his life in this situation, that's a different story, but whenever in doubt, the default treatment MUST be to preserve life. A society that does not value life or fight to defend it isn't one worth having, in my opinion. What alternative are you putting forth? Should the doctors and family have stood by and said "To hell with it, he's old, let him die"??? -- Bill Highfield St Cloud, Florida, USA! Top Choice Videos and Music ~4,000VHS ~6,000DVD ~2,000CD in stock! We special order & We ship ANYWHERE! Visit one of our online stores! http://stores.ebay.com/topchoicevideos?refid=store http://www.amazon.com/shops/topchoicevideos