Titlebook: Six Lives in Jerusalem; End-of-Life Decision Randy Linda Sturman Book 2003 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2003 death.end-of-life decisions.fat.

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The Case of Fanny, she will also lose this ability. Yet she would prefer to continue living in her present condition to ending her life. As long as she is able to breathe on her own and is not put on a respirator, she wants to continue her life. Her two grown daughters agree with her.

Agnosia

The Case of Sarah,st days and hours. Instead, she quietly passed away, unable to convey to those making the decisions her final wishes and desires. That task was left to her eldest daughter, who would continue to ponder these questions long after her mother had passed away.

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A Matter of Life and Death,enously, but as soon as he regains consciousness he pulls out the tubes and again refuses to eat. The man suffers from dementia. His daughter does not know what to do. Should she have him tied to the bed and force-fed, or should she watch him starve to death? His doctor sits her down and tells her t

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