I quite agree with Siebold's quote, elected officials from all the states refusing to legalize the issue, need to change their biased perspective on physician-assisted suicide and start implementing the laws which will allow individuals the right to do with their dying bodies whatever they want after all they are not causing harm to anyone not even themselves. ... Some states argue that Physicians will be violating their "Hippocratic oath" that they should do no harm, actually by refusing patients the means to end their intolerable and incurable pain and suffering physicians are causing ...

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Still other healthcare professionals may be able to meet family members in person and provide more direct, in-person contact. ... The following guidelines, taken from a source devoted to condolences,[11] are offered to assist the clinician in crafting a meaningful correspondence to grieving families: - Identify the deceased by name and acknowledge his/her death - Express sympathy to the family - Note special qualities of the deceased, recall a memory, or identify a legacy left by the deceased - Extend support and care, noting community resources where the family can access bereavement car...

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However, in the newspaper, what the reporter quoted from Dr. ... We could find no direct evidence suggesting Mr. ... While the former sentence was more direct, the latter one, using "from the city of which he was a citizen" rather than "Dublin", added a sense of deliberate estrangement. ...

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