retired_hbjohns

Take your chance and say goodbye, my Nan died suddenly, and even though I said goodbye before I left that morning, I wish that she had been ill for just one day (somewhat morose but I don't care) just to have that chance to say a proper goodbye.

retired_ehicks84

death is rubbish my condolences.

retired_kimmymarlo

thanks doctor.

retired_rachelst

If(and it's a big if), the doctor was wrong with the diagnosis then that's just incompetence and he deserves any blame that's coming to him.

retired_little.splash

death is the inevitable consequence of life
kinda sucks

retired_kathydonatto

nepotism has its down sides after all

retired_alonzo993

If(and it's a big if), the doctor was wrong with the diagnosis then that's just incompetence and he deserves any blame that's coming to him. </BLOCKQUOTE>

what incorrect diagnosis? he said he was too old to be operated on, which means the worst case scenario is everything goes fine and his life is prolonged for a few months, probably in pain with hospital checkups, and most likely he dies on the operating table or in recovery, well before this disease takes him, **** i know what id like, to go home and see the people i love over the next few days, and be comfortable

you dont think knowing that they made an incorrect assessment and that someone has died is enough for doctors anyway, without suing and firing them? people used to respect doctors, they put their whole lives into saving everyone they can, and sometimes they make a 98% accuracy diagnosis and 2% of the time they are wrong, thats the way it is, but im sure you think there are some super doctors out there that would have gone for the 2%?

the naivety, selfishness and stupidity is astounding these days, and i actually thought you were one of the decent ones, maybe your brains been turned to mush from posting here so long

retired_alonzo993

best case scenario obv

retired_sherrijacobson

thanks doctor. </BLOCKQUOTE>

You're welcome