Questions mount after Mitch McConnell CPR reports emerge

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https://www.newsweek.com/mitch-mcconnell-medical-emergency-cpr-unconscious-senate-12148035

Reports citing emergency dispatch audio said responders were called to McConnell’s residence on June 14 for an unconscious patient and later discussed “CPR in progress” for a possible cardiac emergency.

Oh! So, we’ve escalated from him being found unconscious and rushed to the hospital to active CPR? Wouldn’t it have been something if the Republican stance of allowing doctors to decline giving medical care on moral grounds ended up being applied against the interests of the long-term cancer that is McConnell?

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TrackinDaKraken@lemmy.world

1 day ago

Well, it’s “preferable” until the time comes. Then they probably have second thoughts.

It’s like the people who survive suicide by jumping and say, “I realized when I jumped that everything could be fixed, but jumping.”

I think it would take an extremely poor quality of life for me to consider death preferable. Look at what some people endure when they know the alternative is literally nothing.

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