How do you out Gilbert and Sullivan Doctors supporting KILLING PATIENTS?
And, as if we needed to say it, the headlining, first up at bat, Doctor, is a Psychiatrist.
yahoo news
GHENT,
Belgium (AP) — After struggling with mental illness for years, Cornelia
Geerts was so desperate to die that she asked her psychiatrist to kill
her.
Her
sister worried that Geerts' judgment was compromised. The 59-year-old
was taking more than 20 pills a day, including antidepressants, an
opioid, a tranquilizer, and two medicines often used to treat bipolar
disorder and schizophrenia.
Ed; Who put her On those drugs in the first place?
But about a year later, on October 7, 2014, Geerts received a lethal dose of drugs from her doctor.
"I
know it was Cornelia's wish, but I said to the psychiatrist that it was
a shame that someone in treatment for years could just be brought to
the other side with a simple injection," said her sister, Adriana
Geerts, who believes society should try harder to accommodate the
mentally ill.
Cases
like Geerts' reveal how difficult it can be to navigate the boundary
between individual freedom and protecting vulnerable patients when it
comes to euthanasia.
According
to confidential documents obtained by the Associated Press, such cases
have fueled a clash between leading euthanasia practitioners that
suggests doctors may have failed to meet certain legal requirements in
some euthanasia cases — although there is no implication that patients
were killed improperly.
"there is no implication that patients were killed improperly."
If you can go there, why don't you burn them at the stake and claim it wasn't improper, because they were Witches?
Oh, wait a minute. We've already BTDT.
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