Random Painters and Maids Intercoursing

by **CalvinBall** » Sun Nov 02, 2014 22:46:13

How does everyone feel about this gal who had cancer and committed suicide?

by **TenuredVulture** » Sun Nov 02, 2014 22:54:29

Way to go Rev.

by **The Dude** » Sun Nov 02, 2014 23:15:35

CalvinBall wrote:How does everyone feel about this gal who had cancer and committed suicide?

sad

by **phatj** » Sun Nov 02, 2014 23:22:38

CalvinBall wrote:How does everyone feel about this gal who had cancer and committed suicide?

Sad for her, but I respect her choice.

by **mcare89** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 04:11:53

phatj wrote:
CalvinBall wrote:How does everyone feel about this gal who had cancer and committed suicide?

Sad for her, but I respect her choice.

by **drsmooth** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 08:15:28

Bill McNeal wrote:Replaced the spark plugs and did a transmission flush on our old Mazda today. I've never done any work on a car before in my life, so I'm feeling pretty badass right now.

so you're flushed, with pride

by **drsmooth** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 08:42:31

Rev_Beezer wrote:"It was easy for me to pick Rev_Beezer."

That's what I say every time I fill out that damn HoF ballot, & look where it's gotten me

by **JUburton** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 09:22:51

CalvinBall wrote:How does everyone feel about this gal who had cancer and committed suicide?

Sad, but if you've ever watched someone you know die slowly, then you totally understand. Every state should have these rights, at least in the case terminal illness and I'd even expand it to older people who are just ready. My grandma fell and broke her hip and was basically bed-ridden in a nursing home for 6 months. By the end she just refused to eat because she was 95 and ready to go. She was basically forced to kill herself by starvation which is not uncommon.

by **Soren** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 09:46:55

my dog has started randomly waking up and screaming. He has pretty severe anxiety so he gets himself wound up a lot but this is more of the "probably in pain" variety.

by **Soren** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 09:48:08

mcare89 wrote:
phatj wrote:
CalvinBall wrote:How does everyone feel about this gal who had cancer and committed suicide?

Sad for her, but I respect her choice.

by **CalvinBall** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 10:31:22

JUburton wrote:
CalvinBall wrote:How does everyone feel about this gal who had cancer and committed suicide?
Sad, but if you've ever watched someone you know die slowly, then you totally understand. Every state should have these rights, at least in the case terminal illness and I'd even expand it to older people who are just ready. My grandma fell and broke her hip and was basically bed-ridden in a nursing home for 6 months. By the end she just refused to eat because she was 95 and ready to go. She was basically forced to kill herself by starvation which is not uncommon.

just think there is a pretty interesting dichotomy between this girl and the brain tumor girl who played in her first (maybe last) collegiate basketball game over the weekend.

felt like people were praising/applauding emily maynard's choice to kill herself. seems misplaced.

by **The Dude** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 10:37:37

i don't see why it's misplaced. she's helped bring a big issue into the spotlight again, and recognizing her right to do this doesn't really seem misplaced to me. You can view what she did as being ok while still thinking the basketball player is brave in her own right

by **Bucky** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 10:41:47

they're at different points of their illnesses. I think Brittany Maynard also worked on checking off a lot from her bucket list prior to the tumor becoming too debilitating. So those two apparent dichotomies are not at all mutually exclusive.

by **CalvinBall** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 10:59:03

Bucky wrote:they're at different points of their illnesses. I think Brittany Maynard also worked on checking off a lot from her bucket list prior to the tumor becoming too debilitating. So those two apparent dichotomies are not at all mutually exclusive.

the basketball girl has maybe two months

maynard had until next summer

and there are still medical miracles

by **JUburton** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 10:59:45

Bucky wrote:they're at different points of their illnesses. I think Brittany Maynard also worked on checking off a lot from her bucket list prior to the tumor becoming too debilitating. So those two apparent dichotomies are not at all mutually exclusive.

Yeah, no reason that the basketball girl can't choose to do the same exact thing now.

by **JUburton** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 11:02:21

CalvinBall wrote:
Bucky wrote:they're at different points of their illnesses. I think Brittany Maynard also worked on checking off a lot from her bucket list prior to the tumor becoming too debilitating. So those two apparent dichotomies are not at all mutually exclusive.

the basketball girl has maybe two months

maynard had until next summer

and there are still medical miracles

Maynard was diagnosed with brain cancer, and in April doctors told her she had six months to live. As her pain got worse and her seizures grew more frequent, Maynard and her family decided to move from California to Oregon, where state law allows terminally ill patients of sound mind to seek medical help to end their life. California has no such law.

She had resolved to visit the Grand Canyon before she died, and a post from Oct. 24 described how headaches, neck pains and eventually a seizure cut the experience short.

http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow ... story.html

by **Houshphandzadeh** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 11:02:45

CalvinBall wrote:
Bucky wrote:they're at different points of their illnesses. I think Brittany Maynard also worked on checking off a lot from her bucket list prior to the tumor becoming too debilitating. So those two apparent dichotomies are not at all mutually exclusive.

the basketball girl has maybe two months

maynard had until next summer

and there are still medical miracles

are you saying she should tough it out in the hopes they come up with a cure?

by **pacino** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 11:04:56

it's her choice ,and it seems like it was a well-thought out one. It's not like she did it on a whim.

Best wishes to her family, glad she isn't suffering anymore.

by **jerseyhoya** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 11:28:55

The car and truck lanes are now both open north and south on the Turnpike down to Exit 6

Even if the Giants win by 50 tonight, this will be the most exciting news for Monday

by **Grotewold** » Mon Nov 03, 2014 11:52:47

Hopefully not moving again any time soon. Entire body aches, like I got 100 flu shots

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