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Pastimes : The Boxing Ring Revived
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To: Neocon who wrote (3526)1/4/2003 5:10:43 PM
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<<If the treatment is usual and customary, not extraordinary; if the person is not in the process of imminent, inevitable death; and/or if the person is not in a persistent vegatative state (i.e., brain dead), then withdrawing treatment is, indeed, homicide, and one can be charged and convicted.>>

I recently read an article where hospitals have been using blood thinners for young people who have head injuries. It quickens the brain death and recruits more organ doners.
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