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Is this how you feel about CF?
- Thread starter MargaritaChic
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Sevenstars
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You could argue that everyone on earth is just postponing death.
I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
Sevenstars
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You could argue that everyone on earth is just postponing death.
I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
Sevenstars
New member
You could argue that everyone on earth is just postponing death.
I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
Sevenstars
New member
You could argue that everyone on earth is just postponing death.
I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
Sevenstars
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You could argue that everyone on earth is just postponing death.
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<br />I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
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<br />If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
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<br />I guess that statement implies that the person is ready to die, and it was the family that was fighting to keep her from rest. I imagine a scenario where a patient has signed a DNR but somehow gets put on a vent etc against their wishes... *that* is postponing a death.
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<br />If the person is fighting though, then yes, they are fighting to live. This really seems like a glass is half empty, glass is half full discussion. It just depends on how much tenacity you have for life.
I see that statement as true for everyone alive. Let's face it, you are dieing from the moment you are born, Life is one of those deals where no-one gets out alive. I see it this way .... Healthy people have to (as a bare minimum) eat and drink to stay alive, those with cf and other illnesses have to go a bit further.
I see that statement as true for everyone alive. Let's face it, you are dieing from the moment you are born, Life is one of those deals where no-one gets out alive. I see it this way .... Healthy people have to (as a bare minimum) eat and drink to stay alive, those with cf and other illnesses have to go a bit further.
I see that statement as true for everyone alive. Let's face it, you are dieing from the moment you are born, Life is one of those deals where no-one gets out alive. I see it this way .... Healthy people have to (as a bare minimum) eat and drink to stay alive, those with cf and other illnesses have to go a bit further.
I see that statement as true for everyone alive. Let's face it, you are dieing from the moment you are born, Life is one of those deals where no-one gets out alive. I see it this way .... Healthy people have to (as a bare minimum) eat and drink to stay alive, those with cf and other illnesses have to go a bit further.
I see that statement as true for everyone alive. Let's face it, you are dieing from the moment you are born, Life is one of those deals where no-one gets out alive. I see it this way .... Healthy people have to (as a bare minimum) eat and drink to stay alive, those with cf and other illnesses have to go a bit further.