>>4711779 (l/b)
>time to man-up!
Indeed - courage is dying virtue.
Rev 21:
8But to the COWARDLY and unbelieving and abominable and murderers and sexually immoral and sorcerers and idolaters and all liars, their place will be in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur. This is the second death.”
I understand where you're coming from. Both my parents needed end-of-life opiiods to relieve the pain associated with their terminal illnesses. We were happy for the doctors to precribe even though we knew these pain-relieving opiods would be life-limiting/life ending in the case of my father who had meningitris. But we (his children) reckoned that if medical intervention in the form of antibiotices was keeping him alive (although not actually working to cure the infection) then corresponding meical intervention in the form of pain relief meds was a necessary corollary even if it caused organ shutdown. Without the antibiotics he would have died earlier. These wewre the kind of decisions that were entrusted to the patient/doctor relationship but which now have been spoilt by the ever present threat of legal action.