Preserving life is a profitable enterprise.

…urn, even when the quality of our life has dropped to zero (which is where I suspect my father is). How did we come to be a society that decided preserving life is more important than that life’s quality? And why is that up to other people instead of the individual?
My Father Wanted to Die Rather Than Live in a Nursing Home…and I Dismissed His Wishes
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John Egelkrout
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Apr 26, 2024
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Preserving life is a profitable enterprise. Once a person dies there are no more treatments, no more prescriptions, and no more appointments.
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Written by John Egelkrout8.4K Followers
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I am a sanity-curious former teacher who writes about politics, social issues, memoirs, and a variety of other topics. You can also follow me on Substack.
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