Doctors urge ‘living will’ to ease pain in final stage of life

[DrTuner]

There's plenty of humans on this planet, too many, so if somebody wants to ease up the congestion let them.

[Peterbkk99]

I think it is cruel to refuse the right to die to a terminally ill patient who is in pain.

 

 

 

[mike787]

11 hours ago, mikebell said:

Thailand already has a form of dying a slow, painless death; it's called Getting a Retirement Visa.

Marriage visa is death with agony/slow severe pain...

[DrTuner]

59 minutes ago, mike787 said:

Marriage visa is death with agony/slow severe pain...

From the paper cuts you get when handing over the 5000 page parole report every year, again and again and again ?

[ballpoint]

With the ease of buying pills of all sorts over the counter here, I'd have thought it a fairly simple task to painlessly end it all with no fuss and mess if you really wanted to.

[choff56]

10 hours ago, Orton Rd said:

The last place I would want to be receiving palliative care is here, from what I have seen they are years behind the west, still unwilling to give proper pain relief.

Any country that takes Ganja out of the soi, and replaces it with Yaba you would have to question.