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sheshe2

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3. I remember watching it all.

Reply to brer cat (Reply #1)

Mon Dec 19, 2016, 08:36 PM

Dec 2016

I was on the outside as we all were looking in. These doctors and nurses were there. What a nightmare. How do you decide? Yes, do not resuscitate patients, that would have been the sad yet easier choice. The rest, my heart goes out to those that made the decisions. They have to live with that, I give them my thanks for being bold and brave. I am sure I will be faulted for this. They were making a decision to help those that had a chance to survive, no one knew that for a fact, yet they tried. Lose a few to save more.

Thank you brer.

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Have any of you read this book? [View all] sheshe2 Dec 2016 OP

I read the original article in NYT. brer cat Dec 2016 #1

I remember watching it all. sheshe2 Dec 2016 #3

Thanks for posting this gwheezie Dec 2016 #2

Snap decisions have to be made. sheshe2 Dec 2016 #4

Yes, I have. Well worth reading. nancy1942 Dec 2016 #5

Thanks. sheshe2 Dec 2016 #6

I picked the book up at the library today. sheshe2 Dec 2016 #9

I read it a few years ago dixiegrrrrl Dec 2016 #7

I remember watching that. sheshe2 Dec 2016 #8