RE: RE: How do you judge equanimity when you have the power of life and death in your hands?
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RE: How do you judge equanimity when you have the power of life and death in your hands?

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I think it is because of these cases that in other countries euthanasia is considered as an option.
It is evident that both the relatives and the patient suffered much more than expected.
It is here where in my opinion, the divine will enters, everything that happens in our lives has a purpose and we cannot go against it!

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