ack to life. After each reviving of the heart, " the nurses stayed to wipe the saliva that drooled from his mouth, irrigate the big craters of bedsores that covered his hips,..." (Huttman, 556). Many of these patients are in so much pain they don't have the will to live on. They repeatedly ask to be "put to sleep" or to be taken off the monitors, and the doctors advise them against it. When death comes closer to the patient, the pain begins to increase. A study was conducted to find out just how many
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