BBCNEWS HARDtalk June 4, 2024 04:36:00
And you use it in your very passionate and powerful memoir of your involvement with dying and with death, but it's a story you tell about a doctor, a specialist who, having seen that a patient he was treating for cancer was beyond help, he said — "there is nothing more for us to do here. "send her to the palliative dustbin." mm. is that a prevalent feeling in the medical profession? er...it is not as bad as it used to be. so that was 20 years ago. i vividly remember it. i was disgusted, but too timid to stand up and say, "how can you possibly speak about a patient like that?" to my shame. it...
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