arvation or dehydration
             because of lack of intravenous nutrition and water supply. This has raised issues
             in euthanasia debates over the humanity of such practices. Tom Flynn, an editor
             for Free Inquiry, wrote an account of his partner's grandmother which describes
             how, after terminating medical treatment on his grandmother, Flynn and his
             partner had to watch her slowly die over a period of two weeks. In a descriptive
             account of the inhumanity of the situation, Flynn wrote how "Occasionally a
             nurse or a family member would squeeze a few drops of water into her parched
             and crackling mouth, but aside from a continuing dose of painkillers, tha
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