Title: Old Carter's Road to Life and Death: A Tale of Refusing to Give Up.
Many people may be familiar with the story of Carter Sr., and I was deeply touched by this incident. Did you know?Carter Sr. entered hospice care at the age of 98, expecting him to leave this world soon. But!But!He lasted 10 months!It's a miracle!You say, what's going on?It is said that his family chose hospice care and gave up too much medical intervention just to avoid tossing his nearly 100-year-old family. Is this choice really good?To be honest, I quite agree with this situation. The elderly are so old, what is the use of doing so many medical interventions?Wouldn't it be better to be comfortable at home and get along with your family?What do you think?What are your opinions?
Netizen A said) I think old Carter's approach is very good, and people should support it if they want to. Although medical intervention can be painful, it is also a toss for the elderly, so why bother?He has his own choice.
Netizen B said) But what if it's our own relatives?If you give up, it feels like you're not doing your best. I think it depends, everybody thinks differently.
In fact, Old Carter's choice makes people think a lot. Medical interventions can sometimes prolong life, but do they have to be?Isn't it possible to let the old man enjoy his old age in peace?After all, for the elderly, more companionship and more care may be more important. In China, there is still a lack of understanding and practice of hospice care. Sometimes, we should also be more respectful of the elderly's own choices.
Those who favor Carter Sr.'s approach argue that we should focus more on the inner needs of older people and not just on the matter of prolonging life. This reminds me of China's culture of respecting the elderly, where the elderly want to be filial and respected, rather than simply being prolonged. Therefore, in my opinion, Carter Sr.'s choice is not only respect for himself, but also love for his family.
On the other hand, some people have a different view. They feel that Old Carter's choice is a bit extreme, after all, giving up ** is like giving up the hope of life. They may be more inclined to make medical intervention their first option, as it is always good to have a little more hope. Moreover, in China, we are still pursuing the advancement of medical technology, how can we give up so easily?
Perhaps this is the charm of this topic, let us think about life and death, family, medical care, and let us learn to empathize with us on the basis of respecting historical facts. This story is not just the story of Old Carter, but a question worth thinking about for each of us. For the elderly, we should respect their choices and give them more love and companionship, after all, we are not them, and we cannot feel their mood and situation.
It's not that simple. We can't simply say which choice is right and which is wrong. Carter Sr.'s story, whether for or against, has provoked many people to think about life and death and medical treatment. For the elderly, we should respect their choices and give them more care and understanding. After all, everyone's situation is different, and perhaps some people are willing to accept medical intervention, while others value the companionship and love of their family members more.
Coming back to ourselves, we too can learn a lot from it. When facing our loved ones, perhaps we should be more understanding and caring. On the premise of respecting historical facts, do not simply categorize their choices as right or wrong, after all, everyone's situation and attitude are different. Perhaps this is the meaning of Carter Sr.'s story, which makes us rethink questions about life, about medical care, about respect.
Regardless of our position, we should be more understanding and respectful of the different choices. Carter Sr.'s choice is a case in point, but it sparks a deeper discussion. Let us continue to learn and think, respect everyone'Xi s choices, and give more care and understanding. After all, the value of life not only exists in whether it is the best or not, but also in our respect and love for each other.