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…n the request for assisted suicide and death for each person. However, the online state reports do not reveal how many people outlived the 6-month or 180-day prediction. Instead, the reports give that year’s median and range of the number of days between the request for a lethal prescription and death. This is on page 13 of the 2018 annual report.[6] (The 2019 report is not yet available.) In 2018, at least one person lived 807 days; across all ye…
…n the request for assisted suicide and death for each person. However, the online state reports do not reveal how many people outlived the 6-month or 180-day prediction, raising a question about why that data is omitted. Instead, the reports only give that year’s median and range of the number of days between the request for a lethal prescription and death. This is on page 13 of the 2018 annual report.[4] In 2018, at least one person lived 807 day…
…in futility policies and we see that, and anybody can look those up there online on their site, to see the extent of the problem, which normally people don’t pay much attention to it, but it’s becoming ever more relevant. Bob Kafka: Yeah. I mean the argument I hear the most is that medicine has advanced so much that we’re keeping people alive, whatever. But wasn’t there a case where a young disabled student, a nurse, without even notifying the fa…
…n the request for assisted suicide and death for each person. However, the online state reports do not reveal how many people outlived the 6-month or 180-day prediction. Instead, the reports give that year’s median and range of the number of days between the request for a lethal prescription and death. This is on page 13 of the 2019 annual report.[8] In 2019, at least one person lived 1503 days, the longest reported duration between the request fo…