Euthenasia

The milk had gone to her lungs and was choking her. She cried for help but couldn't because she was drowning. My mom was so terrified she didn't know what to do. Imagine a mom seeing her two-month-old daughter choking to death on milk in her own bedroom. She cried and screamed with disbelief. I came running as fast as I could with fear knowing something had gone wrong. I froze in shock as Angie, …

…dignified state only if they understand these issues. In our case, we kept Gaby living only because she made progress at one time. But once she died we accepted it in a content way because the issues of her quality of life and her autonomy were not getting any better. If we are not in the conditions like Gabriella or patients that have been resuscitated fifty-two times, we do not have the right to die.