No one wants to lose a loved one, especially when finding out a machine thought it was not best to operate. “When Living Is a Fate Worse Than Death” by Christine Mitchell shows the negative effects of continuing medical treatment to postpone death. The little girl referred as Charlotte is dying and her partners elect to continue painful treatment forcing the little girl to live only for a little while longer. There is a blurred line in the medical field when choosing to treat a patient or to allow them a more peaceful
No one wants to lose a loved one, especially when finding out a machine thought it was not best to operate. “When Living Is a Fate Worse Than Death” by Christine Mitchell shows the negative effects of continuing medical treatment to postpone death. The little girl referred as Charlotte is dying and her partners elect to continue painful treatment forcing the little girl to live only for a little while longer. There is a blurred line in the medical field when choosing to treat a patient or to allow them a more peaceful