[wagglebee]

Yes, it’s called MURDER.

[P-40]

Sure, if you discount their statements and decide their guilt from your comfy easy chair.

[Clam Digger]

Yes, it’s called MURDER.

LOL! BS!

[vaudine]

Hope you are never in unbearable pain. The fear of inadvertantly killing a patient and being sued often keeps drs. from alleviating unbearable pain. Nobody but God knows the intent of the heart; however, the fact that Dr. Pou stayed at her post and continued to do all she could for her patients speaks in her favor.

Many questions arise from the deaths of these patients--has an autopsy been done to determine cause of death? I doubt it, given the circumstances during and after that time. They were probably too decomposed. Were they terminal, anyway, and needed to be made comfortable? Were any of them on "do not resusitate" orders?

It seems to me that these doses were probably "possibly lethal" doses, given to alleviate the suffering of combined physical conditions and the horrible hospital conditions.

I pray that if I am ever suffering unbearably, I have a Dr. Pou who is willing to advance me a higher than regulation dosage to help with the pain. It is very possible the Dr. should get a humanitarian award for staying and doind all she could, instead of bugging out when her shift was over and seeing to her own getaway.

vaudine