So hypothetical ethical dilemma if he was brain dead would it be right or wrong to keep him on life support to farm his blood as long as possible or is that a bridge too far
So hypothetical ethical dilemma if he was brain dead would it be right or wrong to keep him on life support to farm his blood as long as possible or is that a bridge too far
Wrong. There's a great story about a similar situation about Henrietta Lacks where they have perpetually kept her cancer cells alive to study treatments. The family and her got nothing and after her death they still used her cells.
Greater good and all.
Now if his family consented sure, but they wouldn't be able to continue harvesting his blood as eventually his marrow would stop responding once his brain no longer sends or receives signals to/from his liver and kidneys.
i think we should've cyborged/zombied him up and kept the blood flowin
Carl Dean, 82. Best known for being Dolly Parton’s husband for the last 60 years. I just hope Dolly isn’t far behind, old time couples usually like that usually pass within a year of each other![]()
my man do you have a death pool going on Dolly Parton?
George Lowe, 67. Voice actor best known for being the voice of Space Ghost.
Finally reunited with Banjo.
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gene hackman’s wife died from hantavirus. he died of heart disease a week later
running theory (note: heavy on the word theory) is she died, he had alzheimers/dementia and didn’t know how to properly process what was going on, and he died from not taking his meds
Jesus, there's only 2-3 Hantavirus cases per year in New Mexico.
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HHV is exceedingly rare. That sucks. I wonder how much care she was giving him that her death didn't even register for him and he wasn't able to do anything, let alone call 911.
Rumor has it his casket reduces how fat he looks by 20%.