Titlebook: A Safer Death; Multidisciplinary As Anne Gilmore,Stan Gilmore Book 1988 Plenum Press, New York 1988 assessment.care.cognition.development.h

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Paul Chambers,Poowin Bunyavejchewintake advantage of such technology; rather, some opt to die in a natural, dignified manner. The living will allows for this choice by declaring the signer’s intent that no extraordinary means be used to prolong life should he or she suffer an illness or injury for which extraordinary care cannot prov

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Emily Jin-Jy Shieh,Sheng-Ju Chanive disease. Losses such as the loss of job, loss of mobility, loss of status, loss of energy, dignity and control all tip the balance further against the patient, inducing an increased sadness and debility. Loss in itself can indeed cause physical pain as evidenced by a lady who wrote, “When I was

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Yasutami Shimomura,Hideo OhashiA Buddhist legend records the story of a mother who, in deep despair over her son’s death, approaches Buddha for a ‘cure’ for her child.