Category Archives: Right to Life/Right to Die
An Elderly Man Suspected of Being Impacted by Taking Care of His Sick Wife Long-Term, Suspected of Strangling Her to Death, Then Committing Suicide
A tragedy that could’ve been avoided, had the long-term care program be helpful enough, but it wasn’t, from the Front Page Sections, translated… A Seventy-Four Year-Old Elderly Man, Huang with his Seventy-Four Year-Old Wife of Fifty-Four Years Were Found Yesterday, … Continue reading
Posted in Causes of Death, Death in the Family, Deaths, Experiences of Life, Issues Surrounding Long-Term Care, Loss, Ranting About Life, Right to Life/Right to Die, Social Awareness, the Consequences of Life, The Trials of Life, Untimely Deaths
Tagged Murder-Suicide, the Mercy of Death
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When the Patients Tell Us “No”
The patient doesn’t want to be saved, and yet, after he was saved, he was, back to his normal self, so, did the doctors do right, by going against the wishes of the patient??? Translated… Should the Patients’ Views be … Continue reading
What Kind of a Life
What kind of a life is it, that all I can do, is lie here, on this mechanical bed that props up and down, as I’m using my fingers to work the buttons? What kind of a life is it, … Continue reading
A Man in Poverty Abandoned His Paralyzed Father Causing Him to Die, Received Four Years in Prison
Death, by negligence is what this was! From the Front Page Sections, translated… A man, Lee in Taoyuan worried that his father who’d been paralyzed for nineteen years might crawl out the door, he’d tied the bedroom door up with … Continue reading
The Case of Charlie, with a Rare Condition Getting Taken Off Life Support, the Parents Appeared in Court with New Evidence
On the international front, from the Front Page Sections, translated… The British infant boy with a rare condition, Charlie Gard’s parents, on the 13th, went to London’s High Courts with new evidence, demanded that the judge release their son who’s … Continue reading
My Father-in-Law Who Refused to Have a Liver Transplant
The terminal stations of L-I-F-E! Translated… My father-in-law had always been able-bodied, loved planting his fields, he’d tilled up the land with the hoe, to plant the seeds, while my mother-in-law watered the plants, and killed off the insects, in … Continue reading
Posted in Death in the Family, Deaths, Experiences of Life, Lessons of Life, On Life & Death, Philosophies of Life, Positives of Life, Properties of Life, Right to Life/Right to Die, Values of Life
Tagged Going Home for His Final Days of Life, Having Lived a Full Life, Refusing Treatment
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Allowing Them to Die
This goes, against every single belief of life! How can you allow someone to D-I-E, when they can still be saved? How can you, bear the thought, of living without your loved ones, if knowing, that you can, keep them … Continue reading
A Man Looked After His Younger Sister for Thirty Years, Lost Control and Hacked Her to Death on the Streets
Tragedy STRUCK! From the Front Page Sections, translated… A man looked after his psychologically ill younger sister for thirty years, yesterday, due to the arguments about taking her to the doctors, they got into an altercation, the older brother lost … Continue reading
Posted in Crimes in Progress, Motives for Murder, Murder, Murdering One's Kin, Right to Life/Right to Die, Social Awareness, the Consequences of Life, the Process of Life, The Trials of Life, Tragedies Strike, Values of Life
Tagged Stress on the Caretaker, Taking Care of His Mentally Ill Younger Sister Long-Term
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Is D.N.R. Right or Wrong? Only the Psychics Know the Answers, the Choice of Life or Death, Setting Up the Files Before the Time
Life or death, sometimes, it’s, just not easy to decide one bit! From the Front Page Sections, translated… The Chinese romance novelist, Chiung Yao, not willing to see her husband intubate, I can connect with it too well! Before my … Continue reading
Saying Goodbye to Those We Loved, the Hardest Lesson of Life
On DNR, from the Front Page Sections, translated… The famous romance writer, Chun Yiao, for the sake of her severely demented husband, Ping, had spoken up and out on the matter. She’d had been insistent on not intubating her husband, … Continue reading
Life, the Obstacle Course 