Why Decisions Should be Made Before Terminal Illness

Introduction Many people are afraid to make decisions about the desire after death. This includes fear of making decisions and important decisions affecting the lives of others. When patients are eventually ill, they can not make these decisions, and they often receive assistance or guidance from external forces to make these decisions. In this article, we will use the selection and state of various end-stage patients to deeply recognize mental state and health condition.

However, prudent suicide is done everyday, with end stage diseases such as oncology, endocrinology, kidneyology, neurology, etc, with a terminal illness, stopping treatment and making a reasonable decision to find a good way to themselves The decision may be different. For example, in Oregon state, the "dignity law of death" represents a legal acknowledgment that patients with potential pain should use end-stage patients to accelerate death. Likewise, intolerable psychological distress may be a good reason to stop treatment and promote suicide. If you do not explore the meaning of intolerable mental distress, you may think that the life of refractory mental illness may be unbearable, and for many people the average life expectancy may be short. Indeed, this disease has been proven to be final, whether it is sick, accident or intention.

Mental illness is common in end-stage patients. These diseases should be identified as treatable syndromes rather than the "expected" outcome of terminal diagnosis. Approximately one quarter of cancer patients experience severe depression and as the disease progresses, the prevalence increases. Other advanced diseases are also associated with increased incidence of major depression. In addition, one out of four patients in the terminal stage will develop severe anxiety symptoms. Untreated pain, dyspnea and nausea can exacerbate abnormal mood and anxiety.

I can not treat diseases in the late stage. Mental health can be done. A person at the end stage illness dies, that is why it is labeled "end" ... if it is treatable it is not the end. If someone sends a quality life at the end of their life, then their suicidal thoughts can be treated - this is mental health. I am talking about those who commit suicide, this is a story about those who are dead and can not die. In any case, they can not take care of these people anyway and people need to recognize that they often have painful pain to choose to stop it. People trying to use it as a right to kill people with depression are simply not aware of the facts, no one has the right to suffer and to tell others to die, nobody