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Originally Posted by WellShoneMoon
The short answer to your final question is: no, there isn't. A mentally competent adult is allowed to refuse medical treatment, even if it means he or she will die without it. You can call 911 and maybe get the person hauled off to a hospital, but all he or she has to do at the hospital is refuse consent to treatment, and the hospital cannot legally treat the patient.
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I try pictures of gangrene etc. It could be easy to ignore results if they are away from the mind. I am not a doctor, the color is blueish so I was thinking that could be some circulatory system problem. Also it focus on certain area so thrombosis came to my mind, I printed some articles and pictures..
Yeah, and forcing in any case leads only into worse result next time if it comes. But instead forcing there could be some motivators. Also if this experience would turn to be good, the person could get some self confidence and courage.
It is free will to live or die, suffer or try to heal..
It is funny how it goes, I have one aunt who has doctors appointments every week and we should rather courage her to not go so doctor would have more time for "real" patients..
Some don't want to go and some don't want to stay away..
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