PURPOSE OF E PETITION
To save all patients from DNRs on non-dying patients at a time when deep and savage public sector cuts are having to be done due to the Deficit of government national debt and the global Recession,
we are told by government.
Hospitals to have the presumption of preservation of life.
Sunday Telegraph
Oct 16 2011
My father died because of lack of care
A doctor has spoken of how his previously healthy father died in hospital - partly, he says, because of the lack of care he received at the hands of NHS staff.
...Severely dehydrated from lack of fluids, Mr Rodin, at this stage still lucid and conscious, was gasping for water. Adam and Bridget gave him a drink through a straw.
A nurse loudly told them off, clearly within Mr Rodin’s earshot, saying: “We don’t give fluids to a patient who is not for resuscitation.”
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Do Not Resuscitate Orders only with consent of patients.
Responsible department: Ministry of Justice
Create law that medical professionals must resuscitate, give CPR and intubate (breathing tube) any and all patients irrespective of age, disability or illness, and that patients will have the right to life in hospitals and cannot have that presumption for the preservation of life denied by any treatment or medication or lack of food and water.
Patients to have the right in law to demand life-preserving medication and CPR.
This law to supercede all other laws and guidelines about Do Not Resuscitate / Do Not Intubate Orders.
Any patient demanding Do Not Resuscitate / Do not intubate to have such rights only by their prior written consent, counter-signed by a legal professional and the patient’s spouse / civil partner / children altogether in a Living Will before admission to hospital.
No-one else can consent to their DNR / Do not Intubate on their behalf.
A Living Will cannot be gained by a patient once admitted to hospital by the enactment of this Act/Bill.
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Daily Telegraph
02 Sep 2009
Patients with terminal illnesses are being made to die prematurely under an NHS scheme to help end their lives, leading doctors have warned.
some patients are being wrongly judged as close to death.
Under NHS guidance introduced across England to help doctors and medical staff deal with dying patients, they can then have fluid and drugs withdrawn and many are put on continuous sedation until they pass away.
But this approach can also mask the signs that their condition is improving, the experts warn.
As a result the scheme is causing a “national crisis” in patient care, the letter states. It has been signed palliative care experts...
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Save us from the slippery slope down to Holland's Euthanasia laws, which have meant healthy people in the Netherland ...Thousands of Dutchmen now carry documents, essentially pleading with their doctors not to kill them or let them starve to death if they should happen to fall ill ... LINK READ MORE
And Links to Doctors in Holland giving lethal morphine overdoses without consent. LINK
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