Hospital offers comfort to hopeless

Sitting on a hospital bed, a man of 75-year-old Lou Gehrig's disease or amiotrfica lateral sclerosis, is, dificlima there is a need to make a decision. , You will need feeding and videos, doenao mate to continue to fight as a function of the respiratory. Or that the ventilator to choose the time and day of the week is turned off, it dies. One special care of New Britain (Special Care Hospital), Connecticut, the 400 emergency hospital, the man, was a patient of long-term hospitals in the United States asked to be identified. Without having to react to a stimulus or coma, in ,,, patients can live here a few years or a few months, kept alive by a feeding tube and ventilator state of critics, some of which. Some, who are recovering from the accident, in particular, end up higher. Chief of Medicine, Paul Scalise said in a hospital "People do not want to think of us," said. "I also do not want. "But, politicians and most experts, start thinking about terrorism them it. According to one estimate, reached (R580 billion) $ 26 billion per year, acute health care costs long-term substantial, and the number of patients in hospital more of these in the United States. according amdica Judith Nelson, for two reasons, medical professionals at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York criticism. EST aging increases the incidence of catastrophic illness that leads the patient to the hospital of these,. And managed to doctors ESTO is alive in the intensive care unit, to maintain the more people. This leads to an increase in the number of patients dependent very. It will be saved when the acute care  "your long-term goes, but is recovering," Nelson said. However, instead of the relentless pain of Connecticut at this hospital. Terrain of hospital and green forest.. 2 people muscular dystrophy patients recently, was married wheelchair both, in the courtyard of the hospital. "Amazing, Chief Executive Officer of" hospital (CEO), John Bott said. It can be able to move and walk a breathing device, "People can breathe in. God: "I must be terrible quality of life 'you and me is diramos. However, in practice. In fact, many of the patients, I'm happy. Physicians path to the hospital for "acute care starts frequently when such can be connected to a ventilator which, it is suggested to insert a tube into the patient's throat. From its "moment, it is the intervention of other APSA. Respirator, supply tube, a venous access permanent permanently, "Judith Nelson said. Colleagues and his attendance, the critic of experts at Duke University School of Medicine physician Christopher Cox, of North Carolina, found that half of the hospitalized patients died in one year in these hospitals, mostly followed by another. 15% from only 10% with a return independent living. In the hospital of Connecticut, patients hundred people, including children, require a ventilator. According to Scalise, 75 of these patients, VO does not have to be able to live without being connected to the ventilator. Many of these patients, some, death and life that they knew previously, you can find yourself in a terrible between finding the happiness of a possible Middle Earth. Margaret Lavigne 2 patients marriage, Chris Plum, and 38,, 43, shares the room and support permanent recently, before they are accepted into the bed exchange is independent of them, Oyasu . "Everyone wants to find" people in your life, has commented "" Lavigne. "I imagine it here cognitiv. Patients of "other, are faced with a more difficult choice. The man with Lou Gehrig's disease, may not be that he ate, and still have, he knows that VO movement of some muscles disappears immediately. Doctor. Scalise visit a patient shows signs and movements in the mouth that does not want to live like this anymore. However, Scalise is, want to make sure you have a patient is certain that. Psychologist to talk with him what he is about what you want to, ask your doctor or other psychiatrist. 2 still in college, and thinking how to leave his family, including four children of his difficult, patients wait one week it. Then, to turn off the ventilator, and ask your doctor. 20 hours of February 17 that began to nurse s to apply sedative. The next morning, off the respiratory. The patient's family was about. Scope was 20 minutes. His wife said, "It was very difficult to PERD it," said. "I think it takes great courage.  ".