Woman wants surgery to be disabled

Okay, so she started with these feelings when she was a teen. She is 58, so she has felt the desire to be in a wheelchair for 40 long years.
If this could be cured it would have been. If, in forty years, she hasn't been made to change her mind, and no drug can make her happy with what she has, then maybe she should have her surgery.

The only thing I don't like is that its a slap in the face to the genuine disabled folk, who didn't ask to become paraplegics and want to walk again. Its an insult to them.

That said, she can have the operation, as long as she pays for it, and she must pay for her follow up medical treatment, and any other costs relating to it.

If the government recognizes this condition, then she will have to look into whether or not it will be covered.
 
No PhD can perform such surgery without violating their oath to "do no harm".

True, but if the woman doesn't see it as doing harm - she sees it as benefiting her. If the patient wants it, is capable of making their own decisions, then they are responsible enough to live with the consequences.
 
No PhD can perform such surgery without violating their oath to "do no harm".

True, but if the woman doesn't see it as doing harm - she sees it as benefiting her. If the patient wants it, is capable of making their own decisions, then they are responsible enough to live with the consequences.

What kind of heartless doctor would take money from someone in order to harm them?
 
Okay, so she started with these feelings when she was a teen. She is 58, so she has felt the desire to be in a wheelchair for 40 long years.
If this could be cured it would have been. If, in forty years, she hasn't been made to change her mind, and no drug can make her happy with what she has, then maybe she should have her surgery.

The only thing I don't like is that its a slap in the face to the genuine disabled folk, who didn't ask to become paraplegics and want to walk again. Its an insult to them.

That said, she can have the operation, as long as she pays for it, and she must pay for her follow up medical treatment, and any other costs relating to it.

If the government recognizes this condition, then she will have to look into whether or not it will be covered.

Maybe the doctors should just slap her face instead of telling here she has a fake disease.
 
Okay, so she started with these feelings when she was a teen. She is 58, so she has felt the desire to be in a wheelchair for 40 long years.
If this could be cured it would have been. If, in forty years, she hasn't been made to change her mind, and no drug can make her happy with what she has, then maybe she should have her surgery.

The only thing I don't like is that its a slap in the face to the genuine disabled folk, who didn't ask to become paraplegics and want to walk again. Its an insult to them.

That said, she can have the operation, as long as she pays for it, and she must pay for her follow up medical treatment, and any other costs relating to it.

If the government recognizes this condition, then she will have to look into whether or not it will be covered.

Maybe the doctors should just slap her face instead of telling here she has a fake disease.
That'll be $250.00, please! :lol:

therapist humor...
 
No PhD can perform such surgery without violating their oath to "do no harm".

True, but if the woman doesn't see it as doing harm - she sees it as benefiting her. If the patient wants it, is capable of making their own decisions, then they are responsible enough to live with the consequences.

What kind of heartless doctor would take money from someone in order to harm them?

Someone would, and like I said, this woman doesn't see it as 'harming'.
 
Okay, so she started with these feelings when she was a teen. She is 58, so she has felt the desire to be in a wheelchair for 40 long years.
If this could be cured it would have been. If, in forty years, she hasn't been made to change her mind, and no drug can make her happy with what she has, then maybe she should have her surgery.

The only thing I don't like is that its a slap in the face to the genuine disabled folk, who didn't ask to become paraplegics and want to walk again. Its an insult to them.

That said, she can have the operation, as long as she pays for it, and she must pay for her follow up medical treatment, and any other costs relating to it.

If the government recognizes this condition, then she will have to look into whether or not it will be covered.

Maybe the doctors should just slap her face instead of telling here she has a fake disease.

Its not a fake disease. Its a recognized medical condition, even if we don't understand it.
 
True, but if the woman doesn't see it as doing harm - she sees it as benefiting her. If the patient wants it, is capable of making their own decisions, then they are responsible enough to live with the consequences.

What kind of heartless doctor would take money from someone in order to harm them?

Someone would, and like I said, this woman doesn't see it as 'harming'.

that would be a medical decision.
 
Because she identifies as disabled . If they enable trannies why not enable her mental illness too?

Chloe Jennings-White reveals she wants surgery so she can be permanently disabled | News.com.au

That

Or does she want special treatment and attention for the rest of her life?

Or could it be those nice checks she will get for being disabled the rest of her life?

She should not be eligible for any kind of benefits due to a disability she caused and consented to.

Make her sign a document stating that she has to cope with things on her own, no matter how hard it gets.
 
hmmm....

choosing to be permanently disabled and then they qualify for social security disability benefits?

not on my dime.
 

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