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1锔忊儯 Seg煤n Internet, la Eutanasia es la intervenci贸n voluntariamente aceptada por el paciente y realizada por un profesional m茅dico, que acelera la muerte de un enfermo terminal, con la intenci贸n de evitarle sufrimiento y dolor innecesarios. 驴Est谩s de acuerdo con esta forma de morir, crees que dignifica a la persona en su decisi贸n de c贸mo irse, o por el contrario, crees que no deber铆a practicarse? Podr铆a argumentar.
En mi opini贸n la eutanasia siempre ser谩 una decisi贸n dif铆cil de tomar, siempre he tenido en mente que la vida es un regalo de Dios y que 茅l nos la da y nos la quita,; eso es lo que he tenido en mente desde que tengo conocimiento y bas谩ndome en mis creencias religiosas. Ahora cuando ese ser querido al que uno ama y reza por salvar y no hay alternativas creo que es ah铆 que con nuestro dolor y tristeza llegar铆amos a preferir verlo partir y no verlo sufrir m谩s.
A continuaci贸n voy a compartir con ustedes el motivo de mi respuesta de hoy, lo m谩s breve posible, a la eutanasia practicada a un familiar hace casi dos a帽os.
En varias ocasiones he comentado que mi hermana mayor falleci贸 de covid 19, pero no supimos desde el primer momento c贸mo fue su triste partida.
Mi sobrina mayor, hija de la fallecida, nos cuenta que la muerte de su madre fue finalmente por Eutanasia, 驴por qu茅? Resulta que fue llevada al hospital de la capital de Costa Rica llamado San Jos茅, donde ingres贸 con una embolia y fue entubada de inmediato para hacerle un coma inducido. En ese hospital le dieron toda la atenci贸n necesaria desde ox铆geno hasta la m谩quina de di谩lisis ya que sus ri帽ones estaban paralizados.Los m茅dicos luchaban por salvar la vida de mi hermana, incluso utilizaban todo lo que ten铆an a su alcance, pero los d铆as pasaban y la esperanza se iba acabando; fue entonces cuando los m茅dicos decidieron llamar a su segunda hija para que grabara audios de sus voces y la de mi madre y as铆 poder pon茅rselos a mi hermana para ver si reaccionaba al o铆rlos y 驴qu茅 pas贸? 驴Qu茅 pas贸? Pas贸 lo que se esperaba. Mi hermana los oy贸 y reaccion贸 pero su reacci贸n le provoc贸 un infarto 馃様 Hubo decepci贸n para todos, tanto para los m茅dicos como para sus hijas.
Los 3 m茅dicos especialistas que estaban tratando a mi hermana se reunieron por tel茅fono con dos de mi sobrina y les dijeron estas palabras,
"Hemos tomado una decisi贸n, vamos a hacer el 煤ltimo intento, pero si no reacciona de aqu铆 a ma帽ana, la de conectamos por la tarde, porque ya no habr铆a nada que hacer".
Y as铆 fue ese fat铆dico d铆a cuando en la ma帽ana del 26 de mayo de 2021 tuvo otro infarto por la ma帽ana, y la decisi贸n se tom贸 por la tarde a las 16:30 horas, se someti贸 a la Eutanasia pasiva (o negativa): por omisi贸n (abstenci贸n o retirada de terapias). Y Eutanasia voluntaria: La decisi贸n la toma el paciente directamente o terceras personas obedeciendo los deseos previamente expresados por el paciente.Fuente
Amigos, en mi opini贸n, creo que nunca estaremos preparados para tomar esta decisi贸n como seres humanos que somos, ya que siempre no queremos vivir esta dif铆cil y triste decisi贸n.
Pero vi茅ndolo desde un punto de vista l贸gico, en el caso de mi hermana, se utilizaron todos los recursos m茅dicos y tecnol贸gicos, ya que estuvo con varios aparatos para salvarla, a煤n sabiendo que casi todos sus 贸rganos vitales estaban destruidos. Es decir que habi茅ndose salvado de la muerte iba a quedar en estado vegetal; cosa que en vida incluso sugiri贸 a sus hijas que si alg煤n d铆a le pasaba algo parecido prefer铆a morir. Y miren lo que pas贸, literalmente los m茅dicos y sus hijas cumplieron su triste e indeseada petici贸n.
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1锔忊儯 According to the Internet, Euthanasia is the intervention voluntarily accepted by the patient and performed by a medical professional, which accelerates the death of a terminally ill person, with the intention of avoiding unnecessary suffering and pain. Do you agree with this way of dying, do you think it dignifies the person in their decision of how to leave, or on the contrary, do you think it should not be practiced? I could argue.
In my opinion euthanasia will always be a difficult decision to make because I have always had in mind that life is a gift from God and that he gives it to us and takes it away, that is what I have had in mind since I have knowledge and based on my religious beliefs. Now when that loved one that one loves and prays to save and there are no alternatives I believe that it is there that with our pain and sadness we would get to see him leave than to see him suffer.
I will now share with you the reason for my response today, as briefly as possible, to the euthanasia of a family member almost two years ago.
I have commented on several occasions that my older sister passed away of covid 19, but we did not know from the very beginning how her unfortunate departure was.
My eldest niece, daughter of the deceased, tells us that her mother's death was finally by Euthanasia, why? It turns out that she was taken to a hospital in the capital of Costa Rica called San Jose, where she was admitted with an embolism and was immediately intubated for an induced coma. In that hospital she was given all the necessary care from oxygen to the dialysis machine since her kidneys were paralyzed. But what about all this? The doctors were fighting to save my sister's life, they even used everything they had at their disposal, but the days passed and hope was running out; it was then when the doctors decided to call their second daughter to record audio recordings of her and my mother's voices so they could play them to my sister to see if she reacted when she heard them and what happened? What happened? What was expected happened. My sister heard them and reacted but her reaction gave her a heart attack 馃様 There was disappointment for everyone, both the doctors and her daughters.
The 3 specialist doctors who were treating my sister met by phone with two of my niece's doctors and said these words to them,
"We have made a decision, we are going to make the last attempt, but if she does not react between now and tomorrow, we will connect her in the afternoon, because there would be nothing more to do".
And so it was that fateful day when on the morning of May 26, 2021 she had another heart attack in the morning, and the decision was made in the afternoon at 4:30 pm, she underwent passive (or negative) Euthanasia: by omission (abstention or withdrawal of therapies). And Voluntary Euthanasia: The decision is made by the patient directly or by third parties obeying the patient's previously expressed wishes.Fuente
Friends, in my opinion, I believe that we will never be prepared to make this decision as human beings that we are, since we always do not want to live this difficult and sad decision.
But looking at it from a logical point of view, in the case of my sister, all medical and technological resources were used, since she was with several devices to save her, even knowing that almost all her vital organs were destroyed. That is to say that having been saved from death she was going to remain in a vegetative state; something that in life she even suggested to her daughters that if someday something similar happened to her, she would prefer to die. And look what happened, literally the doctors and his daughters fulfilled his sad and unwanted request.
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Friends I say goodbye. See you in my next post. Blessings馃檹馃帀馃挌
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