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If you are a cancer survivor would you ever look to physician-assisted suicide? Under what circumstances would you want physician-assisted suicide made available to you? If you are a cancer caregiver, under what circumstances would you want physician-assisted suicide made available to your charge?
A downside of my job as a cancer survivor, blogger and director for PeopleBeatingCancer is that I have to read articles and studies about the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to cancer. And there is a lot about end-stage cancer that is ugly. It turns out that fighting the good fight can be complicated.
I cannot and will not speak for anyone but myself on the issue of PAS. At this point in my life as a cancer survivor I hope I never have to seriously consider PAS. But knowing what I have learned about what can happen during the final stages of cancer, I have decided that PAS should be my choice.
I am both a cancer survivor and cancer coach. For more information about hospice care and cancer, scroll down the page, post a question and I will reply ASAP.
Are you a caregiver for a cancer patient? Are you a cancer survivor who wants to learn more about PAS?
Thank you,
David Emerson
By John Gever, Deputy Managing Editor, MedPage Today
Loggers and colleagues indicated that, whereas all of their patients had terminal cancer, about 20% of the wider group of patients in the two states undertaking physician-assisted suicide had other diagnoses, primarily neurodegenerative diseases.”