By the way, I did see this woman on TV tonight, and she is
not really comatose, as I assumed. She seems to be at about the level of
an infant, mentally. So I am undecided about whether it is right to
refuse artificial medical treatment in this case, when is unable to feed
herself. I cer
By the way, I should tell you the story about when Mr. and
Mrs. Tomato were in a bad car accident. The husband got out with only
cuts and bruises, but the wife was badly injured. The ER doctor took the
husband aside and said, “Well, the good news is this: Your wife is going
to live.” Th
: [TruthTalk] Ethics
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By the way, I did see this woman
on TV tonight, and she is not really comatose, as I assumed. She seems
to be at about the level of an infant, mentally. So I am undecided about
whether it is right to refuse artificial medical treatment in this case, when
is
Izzy,
You asked:"...do you think the Lord requires someone in such a situation to
remain married to a person in a vegetative state for years?"
Matthew 19:6 says: "Wherefore they are no more twain, but one flesh. What
therefore God hath joined together, let not man put asunder."
Mark 10:11,12 sa
the Lord, He had mercy on my situation! ROFL!!!
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Izzy,
You
asked:"...d
Izzy,
You wrote:"Okay, Bruce, we all know the pat, standard, rote, expected,
programmed answers. I was hoping for a little thought on this subject.
What if someone in a vegetative coma state is already with the Lord? Do you
think the Lord expects to keep their body alive by artificial means for
I have to finally put my two cents in on this one. I cared for my former husband for several years after he was disabled. I wouldn't trade those years for anything. Now granted, he was able to communicate and take care of his basic needs but he had to use a wheelchair when we went out and could
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Izzy,
You wrote:"Okay, Bruce, we all know the pat, standard, rote, expected,
programmed answers. I was hoping for a little thought on this subject.
What if someone in a vegetative coma state is already w
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I have to finally put my two cents in on this one. I
cared for my former husband for several years after he was disable
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But you state that, “I also believe that her fate is in God's hands and he should not tamper with that.” By forcing medical treatment upon her, you could certainly say that people are “tampering”.
You may
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Greetings in the Matchless
Name of YahShua !!
This would all be funny if it were not so
tragic.
Anyone ever see the movie, "Miller's
Crossing". The central theme in the movie is ethics. One main
character is constantly troubled by the lack of ethics of other
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Greetings in the Matchless Name of YahShua !!
This would all be funny if it were not so tragic.
Anyone ever see the movie, "Miller's
Crossing". The c
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But you state that, “I also believe that her fate is in God's hands and he should not tamper with that.” By forcing medical treatment upon her
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Just something to muddy the thought process. What if
you pull the plug on your patient today, and tomorrow they find the cure that
Hi Izzy,
You asked:"what if the wife had a "Living Will" in which she had written
that she did not want to be kept alive by artificial means if she was
comatose?"
I think "artificial means" would have to be defined more specificly. Feeding
a person, bathing them, keeping them warm or cool, giv
Then I take it that your conscience would not bother you if
you snuffed your hubby a day too early?
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Then I take it that your conscience would
not bother you if you snuffed your hubby a day too early?
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Hi
Izzy,
You
asked:"what if the wif
just the atmospheric effect of Hurricane Izzy?
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Terry,
I am not talking about
Is there another baseball game on tonight? LOL Laura
Yes1 I’m cracking up! Iz
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Is there another baseball game on tonight
t for the least of His, you do it for Him.
Think about those things.
Terry
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Terry,
I am not talking about âsnuffingâ anyone.
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Terry,
I am not talking about “snuffingâ€
anyone. I’m talking about ceasing from medical
intervention to keep them alive, and letting nature take its course.Â
Quit
Discernment Izzy, Discernment.
Terry
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Terry, It seems to me that
the selfish thing to do is to cling
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Discernment Izzy, Discernment.
Terry
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Bite your tomgue!
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Terry, Why is it that whenever we have differing opinions, that you decide that I am the one with no
waiting? Or have you
already taken all that into account in your previous responses?
Terry
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Terry, Why is it that whenever we
Yes. J Iz
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Just a thought. If the comatose person is unsaved
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