I knew you'd be in here you little troublemaker you.

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My brother was suffering so much towards the end of his life with Cancer. He recognized me on that last day, but when I looked in his eyes, you could see he was gone. I still remember the horrible sounds of him struggling to breathe during those last few hours. Then the pauses where he would stop, and you hope it's over, then it starts up again. Like slowly dying several times over a long period of time.

I'm hesitant to say pull the plug with new medical advances. But if you have, or seen someone one in a tremendous amount of pain, I would say let them go.

Many people get what's called a DNR, as in Do Not Resuscitate. It's a good idea as it saves your loved one making that decision.

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They are brain dead, the only one that suffers is me. So hell yeah gonna pull the plug.

I would do what they said prior, if I didn't know if keep them going.

If I'm a fruit though kill me cause I'm already dead. Or keep me alive I don't care because as mentioned I'm dead already.

Watching people die slowly and painfully to cancer, with 0% recovery chance.....

I firmly believe people should have the "choice" to end it, if they dont want to suffer through it.

If someone is brain dead... is their even an option to keep them on life support? It seems completely redundant.

They are dead, pull the plug.

If they are brain dead, with physical damage to their brain so there's no chance of recovery, then yes, pull the plug.

However if the person is in an indefinite coma, with just a slim chance of recovery, don't. Or at least let family decide.

Euthanasia is another thing though (which I oppose. To an extent at least).