80-90% 患者likely live a normal life span。现在有不少新药上市,sle病人的生活质量也会越来越高。 苦主为了享受外貌带来的男性的爱慕(她自己的原话),怕脸肿,不肯接受正规的治疗,自己作成晚期。这种不顾一切的追求外貌在我看来非常虚荣肤浅。苦主还怪母亲的基因遗传(SLE遗传挺复杂的,根本不是单基因致病,况且她母亲并没有发病),父亲卑微的求她在陪自己一年也被果断拒绝。虽然逝者为大,她愿意自杀大众也无权干预,网上一片赞扬声赞她活得精彩实在是理解不了。
Rollercoaster8 发表于 2024-10-25 13:50 80-90% 患者likely live a normal life span。现在有不少新药上市,sle病人的生活质量也会越来越高。 苦主为了享受外貌带来的男性的爱慕(她自己的原话),怕脸肿,不肯接受正规的治疗,自己作成晚期。这种不顾一切的追求外貌在我看来非常虚荣肤浅。苦主还怪母亲的基因遗传(SLE遗传挺复杂的,根本不是单基因致病,况且她母亲并没有发病),父亲卑微的求她在陪自己一年也被果断拒绝。虽然逝者为大,她愿意自杀大众也无权干预,网上一片赞扬声赞她活得精彩实在是理解不了。
xfx 发表于 2024-10-25 08:23 说她伤害父母感情的可能没看视频。她的安乐死是她的爸爸陪同的。她爸爸说,想念你我的女儿,我爱我的女儿,在我也爱你,不在我也爱你, 永远爱你。她自己也非常的豁达,她说我想到维特根斯坦说过的一句话,我过了极好的一生。I want to celebrate it instead of mourning for it.她是做好决定之后非常愉快的由父亲陪伴离开的。我觉得,她真的过了极好的一生,她很幸福。衷心祝福她在没有病痛和折磨的天堂永享福乐。
很少换肾排斥。吃很多抗排斥的药。肾都是配型好的。我工作十年。只听说过一个病人排斥。还是出院之后一周开始排斥。马上给摘了。继续洗肾。根据血型,一般等待期是3-7年。O型等最久。但是ucsf会有perfect match 这种筛选。 我🈶3个病人等待不到2年,perfect match了。直接就到医院给换了。🈶70多的,有40多的。真的是电脑给配出来的最佳配对。都是幸运的人。
UK membership of Dignitas soars by 24% as assisted dying in Scotland moves closer Robert Booth Esther Rantzen, who has lung cancer, is one of the new members of Dignitas Photograph: David McHugh/Brighton Pictures/Shutterstock UK membership of Dignitas, the Swiss assisted dying association, has jumped to 1,900 people – a 24% rise during 2023 – as an assisted dying bill is laid before the Scottish parliament. People from the UK now make up the second largest group who have signed up to the organisation, which is based near Zurich and helps people take their own lives. The largest group is currently Germans, although they can now get help to end their lives at home after a 2020 court ruling. Among the new British Dignitas members is TV presenter Esther Rantzen, who announced last December that she was joining. She has lung cancer and called for legalisation in the UK as she said: “I might buzz off to Zurich.” Dignitas said the jump was partly the result of increasing press coverage and the ageing of the baby boomer generation which is “used to self-determination and making individual choices for their own life which of course includes the end of life”. It also said that the UK “government and parliament have been dragging their feet for a long time and such people reach out to places where they feel [they are] being taken more seriously”. The Labour leader, Keir Starmer, has said he will allow a free vote in the next parliament if he becomes prime minister. The latest annual figures show that 40 people from the UK took their lives at Dignitas in 2023 – the highest level since 2019. It brings to 571 the number of Britons who have died with the help of Dignitas clinicians since its foundation in 1998, according to the organisation. Helping someone end their own life remains a criminal offence in the UK, while it is legal in 10 US states, Canada, most of Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Austria, Ecuador, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Alistair Thompson, spokesperson for Care Not Killing, which campaigns against the legalisation of assisted dying, said that the surge in membership was partially caused by the widening view that the NHS was in crisis, that the hospice movement was financially struggling and that “we are still failing to ensure the availability of good quality palliative care”. Opponents argue that legalisation could lead to vulnerable people being coerced to end their lives. But opinion polls consistently show about 70% of the public favours a law change limited to terminally ill adults and with strict controls. Paola Marra, 53, took her life last week at Dignitas after receiving a terminal bowel cancer diagnosis. Before she travelled alone to Switzerland from London, she told the Guardian: “I think it’s really unfair that I can’t do it here”. Sarah Wootton, chief executive of Dignity in Dying, which campaigns in favour of legalisation, said: “It’s clear that under the blanket ban on assisted dying we are outsourcing compassion to Switzerland. Paola Marra, who so powerfully shared her story to help all those who come after her, was forced to die alone in a foreign country for fear of incriminating her loved ones.” On Thursday a bill that would allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults in Scotland is due to be formally published. It will be scrutinised in committee before an initial vote by the devolved Holyrood parliament. Helping someone take their own life in Scotland can currently be prosecuted as a crime. But if approved the new bill would allow, for the first time in the UK, terminally ill people to have help to take their own lives within the law. Moves are also afoot towards limited legalisation in Jersey and the Isle of Man. Rantzen congratulated the Scottish parliament on tabling the bill and said: “The current law is cruel, complicated and causes terrible suffering to vulnerable people. I have received dozens of letters from people describing the agonising deaths of those they loved. This is literally a life and death issue, and I believe terminally ill patients like me need and deserve the right to choose this option if our lives become intolerable.”
re我第一见sle主动放弃生命的
她说的不是器官移植, 而是器官买卖, 她的意思是希望能有器官买卖的
为什么只能转发正能量
从父母的角度 这样的确太任性了 而且父母养老送终谁来管呢?
写的很好!
单纯这句“八十多岁,牙龈都不知道萎缩到哪儿了",本身就judgmental
LZ没有发全部内容。 如果大家看了全部内容,相信评价会很不一样。 为了美不好好吃药,意义仁者见仁。anyway RIP.
其实为了病痛想自杀的人不如悄悄自杀省下钱留给父母。
感谢贴出这段文字让大家理性了解红斑狼疮疾病,作者用科学和诚恳的语气阐述了对这位女士所谓的自由自我的看法。我也很赞同他的见解。
正能量看cctv好了,人类的痛苦不想通,各有各的痛。
她是一个有自己主见愿意对自己的生命和人生有自主权的人。这个世界上大多数人没有这样的自主意识。
知道一个,也是积极治疗的,四十多人没了
她有在视频上说不愿意支持黑市买卖
不是,Digitas 90% 都是外籍去的。另外几家只给瑞士人都。
这篇文章写得好。这人就是任性不尊重医学不爱惜生命最终选择自杀,尊重她的选择但并不值得赞美和宣扬。
那又怎样呢?她的人生她自己做主。都是过客,没有必要judge别人的选择。你知道她的透析副作用有多难过吗,每晚生不如死的疼痛和无眠。
那是因为每个人对幸福的定义不同吧
所以你应该是被控制习惯了,永远不懂尊重他人的决定。
她的内脏都有不可逆转的损害,换肾的意义不大
正能量就是不能谈论死亡?
不喜欢被人judge就别在网上一个又一个视频+长文宣传啊。
这种小仙女本身就是loser一个,不信科学不好好治疗,只会自作主张折腾身边的人,说到底就是从小被宠坏了,谁家养了都是倒霉。偏偏死之前要大张旗鼓把自己美化成英雄,只能说又蠢又活该。
所有小仙女多学着点也好,反正自食其果的是她们自己。正常人可躲远点,别让她们给祸害了。
为啥她怨母亲遗传呢?跟她爸无关? 这病是妈妈传女儿还是她妈妈也查出什么指标了?
我只能说这样很愚蠢
是啊。
所以有网上常用语:尊重他人命运,放下救人情节。
放到网上本来就是让大家评论的。有赞的也有拍的。
如果她的视频有鼓励别人追随的作用,那自然也要让大家知道另一面的事实才公平。否则不是误导吗。
苦主去什么基因公司查的,这种检测结果可信度不置可否,况且母亲也没有这个病。或许会有基因易感性吧,谁能说得清。现在国内有一种说法蛮流行的,“那么穷生我干嘛”,与此类似……你没有完美的基因生我干嘛…
她自己的选择的确大众也无权干涉, 如果她自己静悄悄的去自杀完全是她自己的事情。但是她自己发了那么多宣传自己活得精彩的视频,会影响年轻人对生命疾病的态度。确实目前看起来网上那么多人赞扬追捧她的生活态度的。既然拿到公众平台说事儿,那么有人反对也是很正常的
她有发帖的自由,你也有不看的自由啊。我在两周前看到了她的视频有直接联系她,她在半夜立即回复我,因为那又是她透析后痛苦不堪无眠的一夜。
我就在瑞士,直接问了医生朋友瑞士肾脏移植的等候时间,转告了她。我开始也有劝她换肾多给点自己时间,不要轻易放弃生命,但她语音里的痛苦让我感同身受了她的选择。
我们只看到她光鲜似乎健康的一面,但这种无休止无希望的痛苦也只有她自己在承受。
我直接间接认识两个红斑狼疮的病人,不能像正常人那样生活是我们健康的人体会不到的。
网上有人责怪她以前没有好好治疗,但这种病到现在都没有攻克,哪怕好好治疗,牺牲生活质量,也不保证现在能正常健康生活啊,与其这样,还不如尽情活一场,反正我们都是要死的。
他爸爸内心真的想法你们谁知道呢,她都这么坚持了,他爸爸就是爱她所以只能支持她了呗。看他爸爸在视频里说那么多句爱他,他爸爸肯定是舍不得的。她也就是仗着他爸爸爱她才执意做这样的决定。
她爸爸在视频里说了,能不能再陪我一年,她没理。
没理就对了,她要不是或着每天都像受刑痛苦万分,谁也不想去死,她爸都80了,没想死,就是他的失去女儿的痛苦没那么大,还不如偷生的欲望,那各人有各人的权力,谁也没有这个权力让别人痛苦万分来满足自己的愿望 她代表的其实是社会最弱势最无助的群体,社会上绝大部分其他人没有他们的痛苦,当然容易站道德高地指手画脚,这才是反人道的,就要理解正视他们的诉求,这才是文明的进步
这段把我看得泪奔了。我和我爸感情也很好,我爸爸年纪也很大了,身体也不好
我想请教一下了解透析的姐妹,她这种狼疮性肾衰竭的透析是否比其他类型的透析患者更痛苦? 国内也有很多在透析的病患,他们能熬愿意熬,一定是有更重要的理由让自己活着。。。
属实
但人家也有讨论的自由。
这就是西方 limited purpose public figure 法律理念的来源。
limited purpose public figure 的理念
简而言之,这是现代言论自由的衡平、以及隐私权的衡平。
大白话的说,如果有人主观上大声疾呼,客观上造成了宣传某种理念的事实,那么同时也就相应自动放弃了相关部分的隐私权,因为主动意愿成为了有限范畴公众人物。
如果痛苦的活着,带给家人痛苦。。。 把这两句话去掉就行了。
mm这么会说话多说几句~
同问。家里有亲戚已经80多岁了,每周三次透析已经五六年,连疫情时需要走路去医院都坚持下来了
嗯。也理解父亲的舍不得。
她爸是笑呵呵说的,脾气真好,对女儿真太包容太爱了,所以女儿不太懂得为爸考虑吧
有男的得的。上中学的时候隔壁班有个男生也是这个病,人超级聪明,因病经常请假但每次考试都是年级前几名,人也很好很阳光。大家说起他心里都很难受
我看了几篇文章,说她妈妈遗传给了她这个病,但是她妈妈几乎不理睬她,嫌她麻烦,从来没去医院看望她。全是她爸爸在管她。
她对于这个病的治疗是有抗拒的。听说这个病如果不上激素,慢慢肾就不行了,没有换肾,就一直得透析,就完全没有生活质量了。 她是自己选择不上激素的,她选择自己的治疗方式和结束方式。
有人问她瑞士花费多少。她说十万人民币。
他爸爸的牙真的比偏远农村那些老人都不如。完全没在牙上花过钱吧。 女儿那么精致。哎
我听一个美国从事医药工作的人说,在美国等换肾平均要5年,不知中国怎么样。换的肾排斥,人很快就会死的。像香港第二女首富宝咏琴换肾,章含之第二次换肾就是。
我大学的时候就发现,我爸不会因为我母亲或者我愿意带他去医院,他就肯去的。你以为把他打晕了,按到牙医面前麻醉,就不自私么?
很多人总希望父母要有边界,不要多插手自己的决定。但是反过来却做不到
她没有未成年的孩子, 我认为她是可以选择的。
至于她的爸爸, 我从为人父母的角度, 生孩子给自己情绪价值, 孩子却要去经历人间的生老病死, 本身就是很残酷的事情。 如果孩子还要经历超过普通人程度的痛苦, 我以做父母的角度, 不会去要求孩子承受着痛苦去陪伴自己。 让孩子好好的走,留下做父母的承担这份离别之苦。
她的帖子有可能鼓励引导误导。。。就不一定没祸害了。
我跟你看法想同。世上没有真正的感同身受,成年人终归是只能对自己负责,不能强求别人满足自己的心愿。
是的。我的病人几个都是lupus. 洗肾,换肾。7-10年。再来一次。都活挺好。不过活着比死需要更大的勇气和力量。
很少换肾排斥。吃很多抗排斥的药。肾都是配型好的。我工作十年。只听说过一个病人排斥。还是出院之后一周开始排斥。马上给摘了。继续洗肾。根据血型,一般等待期是3-7年。O型等最久。但是ucsf会有perfect match 这种筛选。 我🈶3个病人等待不到2年,perfect match了。直接就到医院给换了。🈶70多的,有40多的。真的是电脑给配出来的最佳配对。都是幸运的人。
死就死吧,还要弄个大新闻消费别人的同情心,有病
看不懂了:“换的肾一周排异,马上摘了,继续洗肾”。这是洗哪个肾?原来自己的肾?不是摘了吗,怎么还保留着?
换一次肾只能管7-10年吗?我爸的同学20年前换的肾,现在70岁了还活得好好的,和正常人没区别
太赞同了
Among the new British Dignitas members is TV presenter Esther Rantzen, who announced last December that she was joining. She has lung cancer and called for legalisation in the UK as she said: “I might buzz off to Zurich.” Dignitas said the jump was partly the result of increasing press coverage and the ageing of the baby boomer generation which is “used to self-determination and making individual choices for their own life which of course includes the end of life”. It also said that the UK “government and parliament have been dragging their feet for a long time and such people reach out to places where they feel [they are] being taken more seriously”. The Labour leader, Keir Starmer, has said he will allow a free vote in the next parliament if he becomes prime minister. The latest annual figures show that 40 people from the UK took their lives at Dignitas in 2023 – the highest level since 2019. It brings to 571 the number of Britons who have died with the help of Dignitas clinicians since its foundation in 1998, according to the organisation. Helping someone end their own life remains a criminal offence in the UK, while it is legal in 10 US states, Canada, most of Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Austria, Ecuador, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Alistair Thompson, spokesperson for Care Not Killing, which campaigns against the legalisation of assisted dying, said that the surge in membership was partially caused by the widening view that the NHS was in crisis, that the hospice movement was financially struggling and that “we are still failing to ensure the availability of good quality palliative care”. Opponents argue that legalisation could lead to vulnerable people being coerced to end their lives. But opinion polls consistently show about 70% of the public favours a law change limited to terminally ill adults and with strict controls. Paola Marra, 53, took her life last week at Dignitas after receiving a terminal bowel cancer diagnosis. Before she travelled alone to Switzerland from London, she told the Guardian: “I think it’s really unfair that I can’t do it here”. Sarah Wootton, chief executive of Dignity in Dying, which campaigns in favour of legalisation, said: “It’s clear that under the blanket ban on assisted dying we are outsourcing compassion to Switzerland. Paola Marra, who so powerfully shared her story to help all those who come after her, was forced to die alone in a foreign country for fear of incriminating her loved ones.” On Thursday a bill that would allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults in Scotland is due to be formally published. It will be scrutinised in committee before an initial vote by the devolved Holyrood parliament. Helping someone take their own life in Scotland can currently be prosecuted as a crime. But if approved the new bill would allow, for the first time in the UK, terminally ill people to have help to take their own lives within the law. Moves are also afoot towards limited legalisation in Jersey and the Isle of Man. Rantzen congratulated the Scottish parliament on tabling the bill and said: “The current law is cruel, complicated and causes terrible suffering to vulnerable people. I have received dozens of letters from people describing the agonising deaths of those they loved. This is literally a life and death issue, and I believe terminally ill patients like me need and deserve the right to choose this option if our lives become intolerable.”
所谓洗肾就是透析,没了肾功能,只能透析排除体内代谢废物和水分。
这哪谈得上指手画脚, 女孩将自己的事情曝光在网上本就是她自己将私事转变成一社会事件,各种议论声雀起也是可想而知,尊重她对自己的行为, 但也要广听各种评价,难道所有行为都只能唱赞歌。对她的独特情况来说,生比死更需要勇气,责任心和对父亲的爱。在她身上, 这三点都是欠缺的
Re. 将自己的事情曝光就要忍各種正反評价。
I support her decision though.
女儿死了爸没陪葬叫偷生?这是哪里的道德
人家怎么对待自己的生命,外人有什么资格说三道四? 你也不需要唱赞歌,但是长篇大论的说她不珍惜生命,选择的生活方式不科学,至于吗?你又不是她。 还扯上责任心,爱,只能说她和你的人生价值观完全不同,你们看不下去而已。 一个人不管怎么生活,只要不危害社会和个人,别人凭什么横加指责。
RE.
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