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The Problem Isn’t Pain Today, many terminally ill patients are searching for a way to end the suffering and agony that controls every facet of their lives. The recent controversial answer has been physician assisted suicide, or “death with dignity.” … Continue reading →

The Gray Area of Life When the highlight of a terminally ill patients day is a lull in the suffering, death is a salvation. However, today we refuse to give patients experiencing unimaginable amounts of pain, suffering, and loss of … Continue reading →

GOAL 1: I used a multi-stage, recursive, and social process for my writing and took into consideration feedback from my instructor, classmates, and other readers. Throughout the semester, especially with my Research Position I took advantage of the constructive criticism I … Continue reading →

How Mom’s Death Changed My Thinking About End-of-Life Care  BACKGROUND: Charles Orstein’s mother Harriet was sent into a coma after her heart stopped while doctors were inserting a nasogastric tube. She was hooked up to a breathing machine, had a feeding … Continue reading →

The Relative Meaning of Life When the highlight of a terminally ill patients day is a lull in the suffering, death is a salvation. However, today we refuse to give patients experiencing unimaginable amounts of pain, suffering, and loss of … Continue reading →

Why Physician Assisted Suicide Isn’t About Pain Today, many terminally ill patients are searching for a way to end the suffering and agony that controls every facet of their lives. The recent controversial answer has been physician assisted suicide, or … Continue reading →

When the highlight of a terminally ill patients day is a lull in the suffering, death is a salvation. However, today we refuse to give patients experiencing unimaginable amounts of pain, suffering, and loss of dignity the right to end … Continue reading →

Proposal: There have been countless advances in medical technology that is allowing us to stay healthier, control and cure diseases, and even keep us alive if our lungs, hearts, and minds give out. Many of us are having to face … Continue reading →

He claims that the inventor of the flesh detection brake offered Bosch a licensing agreement in 2000 during a Power Tool Institute meeting, but Bosch rejected the offer. He furthers that Bosch Tool “colluded with its competitors” to develop their … Continue reading →

What is Life? There seems to be a clear distinction between life and death, but maybe it’s not as black and white as we all believe. There may be more that we need to consider when thinking about the word … Continue reading →