Comments Posted By Lavona Rann
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The mere paying of people to provide unrequested consultation on end of life decisions would ensure that it would be common practice. Older people (I'm 66 and have dealt with parents and grandparents that are now gone) ... often feel "useless" and unwanted as it is and the suggestion that one might chose to save others money but directives is tantamount to suggesting that people with diseases not see physicians. In many cases, it's not the precise words in the bill but the logical result that is an issue. And no, this is not a false slippery slope argument. I am not against advance directives but against people being paid to encourage them. I know that I would feel intimidated by such action. (And I do have a written directive)
Comment Posted By Lavona Rann On 14.08.2009 @ 10:25
