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a day agoHow does one get a doctor's letter to verify their condition is 'terminal' so they can go to Oregon for euthanasia? My oncology team won't talk to me since I won't go on chemo again.
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18 hours agoThis is an incredibly difficult situation, and it's understandable to want clear information about all available options during this challenging time. For questions about terminal diagnosis documentation and end-of-life care options like those available in Oregon, speaking with a palliative care specialist, patient advocate, or contacting organizations like Compassion & Choices directly might provide the specific guidance needed about eligibility requirements and the process involved.
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2 hours agoHi Jeff, I’m really sorry you are carrying so much right now and it makes sense after all you’ve been through that the emotional weight can start to feel as heavy as the physical side of cancer. It might be worth asking your cancer center if they have a psychologist who specializes in supporting cancer patients, along with an oncology social worker who can help connect you with resources and support. We are really glad you’re here with us.💛 Suzanne (Community Moderator)
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