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An 11 page research paper that offers a nursing concept analysis of grief associated with euthanasia. This concept analysis also includes cases where families decide to withdraw and not initiate extraordinary life-preserving procedures. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
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profession as saving lives. Inherent in grief, when viewed strictly from a medical standpoint, is the perception of failure, as the goal of medical intervention is to restore health. However,
nurses, as well as offering caring that promotes health and a return to normalcy, whatever that may be for the individual, also can ease the trauma of grief through their
caring services to patients and their families. This writer/tutor naturally does not know why the student researching this topic chose to address grief associated with euthanasia for this concept
analysis. However, at this point, in writing his/her own paper, the student may wish to include some description of why this topic spoke to this student. This writer, for example,
knows that personally how grief can affect a family when a loved one suffers from terminal cancer. For a long time, we did not know what was wrong with my
mother. Her red blood count was extremely low and doctors suspected a number of illnesses. Just a month after the diagnosis of leukemia was finally made, Mom was hospitalized, with
her condition rapidly declining. The doctor suggested a treatment that would either send the leukemia into remission or make it progress much faster. My father chose to take the chance.
It didnt work. Mom was suffering and in great pain, Dad was told that to give her sufficient morphine to alleviate her pain would probably cause renal failure and
death. Dad chose, and the family agreed, not to let my mother suffer. While this was the correct and moral decision, as no procedure would have saved my mothers life
at this point, knowing that her death was actively hastened exacerbated my grief and my fathers at times over the years. The intervention of a nurse or another caring healthcare
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