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Sometimes you can just take a bizarre statement about its logical conclusion. And that can be your answer.
An example from real life:
Me: "So instead of going to the doctor to rule out the #cancer being back, your solution is to do nothing and let me suffer through these symptoms? And risk dying?"
Him: "No?"
Me: "Okay."
Me: "So instead of going to the doctor to rule out the #cancer being back, your solution is to do nothing and let me suffer through these symptoms? And risk dying?"
Him: "No?"
Me: "Okay."
The fear that your loved one may due is real. And acceptable. And reasonable.
But the solution is never "let's ignore your equally real pain & suffering & see if it goes away."
But the solution is never "let's ignore your equally real pain & suffering & see if it goes away."
Treatment is scary. And controversial.
But a- you don't have the right to make someone else's health decisions for them.
B- treatment can mean more time if not a cute.
But a- you don't have the right to make someone else's health decisions for them.
B- treatment can mean more time if not a cute.
*cure. Although I guess cute works. 🤣
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