How long should caregivers prevent recently disabled people from refusing life-sustaining care (and thereby causing their own deaths)? (Poll Closed) (poll 7567943)

How long should caregivers prevent recently disabled people from refusing life-sustaining care (and thereby causing their own deaths)? (Poll Closed)

The recently disabled should be able to refuse life-sustaining care as soon as they are conscious 22% (52 votes)
The recently disabled should have a few days of counseling and adaptation before being allowed to refuse care 25% (57 votes)
The recently disabled should be treated until they are no longer depressed, and have a sustained, rational intent to die 47% (109 votes)
The intent to die is never rational, and should never be acceded to 6% (14 votes)

Total Votes: 232

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Intomorrow - 10 years ago

The recently disabled OUGHT to be able to refuse life-sustaining care as soon as they are conscious. How is it or can it be ethical to force someone to stay alive