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Topic	Former Dutch Prime Minister and his wife get euthanized together
majin_nemesis 02/16/24 1:44:09 PM #93:	Hornezz posted... There's a rigorous process one has to go through to prove that the wish to die is voluntary and well thought out. If there's any pressure from family, doctors will not go through with it. It also needs to be a long lasting wish, not just a decision on a whim. People who are physically or mentally incapable of consenting are not allowed euthanasia either. A friend of the Van Agt family was on a talk show a few days after their deaths and he said their children had peace with it and took comfort in knowing they died holding hands. Because she was ill and was suffering with no chance of recovery. You absolutely are. funny how before you didn't had specifics on the wife and now you have, well ok i guess it's fine <cite>majin_nemesis posted [p:978878041] in Former Dut... [t:80696027]...</cite> <quote>Hornezz posted... </cite><quote>There's a rigorous process one has to go through to prove that the wish to die is voluntary and well thought out. If there's any pressure from family, doctors will not go through with it. It also needs to be a long lasting wish, not just a decision on a whim. People who are physically or mentally incapable of consenting are not allowed euthanasia either.A friend of the Van Agt family was on a talk show a few days after their deaths and he said their children had peace with it and took comfort in knowing they died holding hands.Because she was ill and was suffering with no chance of recovery.You absolutely are.</quote>funny how before you didn't had specifics on the wife and now you have, well ok i guess it's fine</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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