Someone that was mis-diagnosed as having anxiety disorder has been found to have a rhythm disturbance.
They get a worse disturbance when they are hunger, for some reason.
They live in care because they have a disability, so the staff believe that this is just them using this illness as an excuse not get out doing work, but doing things like housework is making thier symptoms worse.
They are expected to do these things, because this is a semi-independance living set up.
They have no closer on whether they have arrythmias or not, and the staff expect them to do tasks or social services will send them to a less dependant placement.
They have a dental appiontment, and if the heart problem is not found, they are preparing to go under general aneasthetic.
Since the aneasthetic effects the heart rythm, they will die.
Since they have done everything they could, they decided to allow this to happen as a form of suicide.
They know that there is nothing else that they can do.
2007-05-08
09:36:45
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I have read many reports on people with heart problems miss-diagnoses as having anxiety disorder and they have died.
It is also known that a large amount of time that cardiologist fail to pick up the symptoms, since it is like trying to plan an earthquake to measure.
There is a lot of evidence of arrythmias, but not enough to secure it as a medical problem that needs treatment.
So he is preparing to die.
What should be done about to prevent this death?
Also what should be done to prevent the staff and social services pushing him to work when he can't?
It is right that it is better off for him to die under aneasthetic rather than be aware of the inevitable?
2007-05-08
09:40:15 ·
update #1