Allowing a loved one die is a ethical question that only you and your loved ones can answer. Everybody should talk with those they care about and find out how they feel about end of life care. A Medical Durable power of Attorney (MDPOA) should be assigned prior to the end of life, so that a caregiver is allowed to carry out a loved ones wishes. Below is a link to the stages of Alzheimer's Disease, that may help you decide what is best for you and your loved ones. A living will should also be made so that the loved ones wishes are written out in a legal form.
I think they shouldn't die because no one wants to die!! -Gamrella Looney
no.. because some people are stupid and might decide to die before they actually fulfill their destiny.
Zero. It may accelerate their death, but it is always caused by a secondary condition like cardiac arrest.
one does die of alzheimers disease, if they are taken good care of, they wont die of anything else memory related. once alzheimers disease progresses to the autonomic nervous system(involuntary)the one that controls breathing,heartrate,vasoconstriction and dialation, it kills you. it does directly kill you eventually, it will stop your heart or lungs. most people arent taken care of enough to let them get to that stage. and they do die of a self inflicted injury(falls,hyperglycemia,pneumonia etc.)
If it wasn't allowed, the religion would die out due to a lack of people...
You don't die of Alzheimer's disease. It only destroys the memory of the brain, which causes other problems, such as forgetting to take medicine, or to eat.
Their are no restrictions. They are allowed to live until they die.
It allowed people not to die
people should not because they can die
Esther Hautzig died on 1 November 2009 from a combination of congestive heart failure and complications from Alzheimers Disease.
U should no
when to let a patient die as well as wheat patients should be allowed to receive an organ transplant