MsMJAY
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This is a heartbreaking case. This was not a case of a terminally ill person or accident victim dying. The parents brought their otherwise healthy daughter in for a very common and routine outpatient surgery and she died. But, that's because society has trivialized the risk of surgery. The reality is that anytime you go under anesthesia or have surgery, you're at risk.
I agree.
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Because of the circumstances I think the family should be given more time to grieve and go through the process of letting go.
They're depriving themselves of the time to heal, grieve and let go because of their own actions. They are the ones prolonging the process. They're torturing her body to hang on and avoid dealing with their grief.
If she really is brain dead then she is not being tortured so it is not hurting her or anyone else. If she is feeling anything then it means the parents are correct and she is not brain dead. It is their grief and their loss and they are most likely dealing with it the best way they know how and the rest of the world should allow them to do that. They will eventually accept the loss and move on there is no need to force it.
"......And they, since they. Were not the one dead, turned to their affairs "- Robert Frost.
This is how it always ends. Just give it time.
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