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From: Gary.Warren@hnews.fidonet.org (Gary Warren)
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Subject: QUALITY OF LIFE
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Date: 21 Jun 91 13:59:06 GMT
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Everyone must make a decision about what constitutes "quality of life"
and what s/he wishes to do with it, should the situation arise.  That,
more than anything else about euthanasia, is my main concern and wish.
And now that I have a Living Will, which you advocated in the msg.
before this one, I expect my physicians, hospital and parents (or
girlfriend or wife, should I have one again in the forseeable future) to
abide by that document.
Btw, these issues were discussed in a patient's rights article in this
month's LADIES HOME JOURNAL.  Everyone should grab a copy or Xerox it
from one in a library.  A very good piece, indeed.
glw

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