







I died, a hour long and then somehow came back after my brother bagged the doctor to reverse it.


The law allows medical review board to suspend prosecution of doctors who performed euthanasia when each of the following conditions is fulfilled:
- the patient's suffering is unbearable with no prospect of improvement
- the patient's request for euthanasia must be voluntary and persist over time (the request cannot be granted when under the influence of others, psychological illness or drugs)
- the patient must be fully aware of his/her condition, prospects and options
- there must be consultation with at least one other independent doctor who needs to confirm the conditions mentioned above

Discord wrote:I am very sorry to say this, and please do not take offense, but this whole story is... well, not possible.The law allows medical review board to suspend prosecution of doctors who performed euthanasia when each of the following conditions is fulfilled:
- the patient's suffering is unbearable with no prospect of improvement
- the patient's request for euthanasia must be voluntary and persist over time (the request cannot be granted when under the influence of others, psychological illness or drugs)
- the patient must be fully aware of his/her condition, prospects and options
- there must be consultation with at least one other independent doctor who needs to confirm the conditions mentioned above

Even if your parents are able to override your decision, why would they want to? I imagine that the parents of a terminally ill child/teenager would want to prolong the child/teen's life for as long as they possibly could- given that you had already apparently survived two weeks without medicine and already lived for three years with the brain tumor? Surely they would want to prolong your life to see if there was a chance you would recover fully- why would they want to give you a fatal injection when you'd already made so much progress?

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