Germain Howze

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1. Everyone has to live with dignity.

Every person has their own dignity. In the most difficult and least desirable situations, palliative care teams put their hearts and expertise into protecting the dignity of patients.

Death does not guarantee dignity and a renunciation of the human condition.

2. The most vulnerable are protected by the law.

Personal decisions have a collective aspect when they need the help of third parties, such as assisted suicide. Facing death and accelerating it is a rare and solitary behavior, claimed by a few determined people, but which would be a burden for the most fragile: isolated people, the elderly or immigrants, subjected to all kinds of pressures (family, social, even medical). , in a society that prioritizes efficiency and can value a significant part of its population as a burden.

3. Our civilization is built on the prohibition against killing.

The prohibition to kill means that legalizing it means entering the heart of society.

"You will kill sometimes" or "under certain conditions" should not be accepted if they are based on the precautionary principle. The prohibition to kill in our civilization has been eliminated.

Taking a step back is what Legalizing Euthanasia would mean.

4.

Asking for death doesn't always mean dying.

When patients are properly cared for and accompanied, they are less likely to want to die. Many people want to mean something different when they ask for death. Asking for death means not wanting to live in such difficult conditions.

Is it really a free choice to ask for death? At the end of life, the patient's freedom is restored by managing both pain and mental suffering. French law allows them to request the suspension of extraordinary treatments and the so-called continuous deep sedation until death, when they are at the end of their lives.

The specific vocation of caregivers is to provide care to the sick person.

5. The end of life is not dead. No one knows what the last days will bring.

We have seen patients live essential moments, to the point of discovering some goodness, as well as valuing the farewell to their loved ones, even in difficult situations.

The human condition would be deprived of its last moments.

There are 6.

It would be up to the patient and his family to decide if they want to live.

Do we really want to have to think about the possibility of ending our own suffering or that of our loved ones? Do we really want to have to ask ourselves, after a serious diagnosis, about lethal injection, or imagine, when we can't take it anymore, that our loved ones ask the question for us?

7. Caretakers are here to help.

The caregivers' job is to provide care to the sick person in a relationship of trust. The trust contract and the code of medical ethics were destroyed by killing. The caregivers show that they can overcome the temptation of omnipotence by using therapeutic relentlessness.

There are 8.

The opinion of the healthy is collected by surveys on the subject of euthanasia.

According to polls, society is prepared to admit the legalization of euthanasia. No one can say that they know what they want at the end of their life. The surveys do not take into account the word of the dying.

There are 9. Making a mistake in a demand is a medical mistake.

Judicial errors that have not repealed the death penalty are shocking.

No patient can claim for incorrect diagnosis, ignorant of existing treatments or ignorant of the true nature of her request. Is that risk accepted?

The risk of dying when we still want to live is preferable to the risk of dying when we are fed up with life.

When patients are properly cared for and accompanied, they don't want to die.

Inspired by the popular map of Which Countries Are Due East And West Of The Americas, this version looks at the same for British Isles (UK + Ireland), with North and South added in too.

Canada dominates most of the west. Morocco, Portugal, Spain and France can be found due south. France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway are due East.

While the map shows Russia as being the only thing north, it should also include Faroes (Denmark) and Jan Mayen (Norway) as pointed out by reddit user Gabberulf.

And for you geography nerds this map is based on cardinal directions only, not line of sight.

However, if you did use a rhumb line (aka a path with constant bearing) you could sail in a straight line from Cornwall to Cuba (see map below). Something to think bout while you enjoy winter in the British Isles.

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