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 Aharon,th the yellow flower that his twelve-year-old daughter made for him, nor the faces of the three younger children who would now grow up without a father. Nor would he see the tears of the young doctor who had to be pulled away from his body when she could not stop herself from trying in vain to preve

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The Case of Moshe,d no chance of recovery, only to recuperate fully and return to his previous level of competence. It is a story with a happy ending, one that every family with a comatose member dreams will be their story. Yet the issues raised by his case go beyond the “miracle” of his seeming rebirth to why all th

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The Case of Fanny,he cannot bathe herself nor wipe her own nose. She cannot turn the pages of a book. She cannot even eat food by mouth. She can still talk, but someday 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 breat

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The Influence of the Holocaust,as in danger, she tried to obtain Mexican visas to get them out of Poland. She was able to obtain only one visa. Her brother was married and had a young child and therefore needed three visas to help his family flee. Thus, Sarah’s unmarried sister was given the only visa.

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ation, especially in the electrical equipment that flows with strong current. The equipment could simply lead to overheating and may cause electrical equipment and devices to malfunction. Recently, infrared thermography (IRT) has appeared as an important tool in preventive maintenance for power dist

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