“Attachment to life is not always beautiful” writes the late Yuri Hayashi, ALS patient
Attachment to life is not always beautiful. I feel love and a beautiful soul only when I face the problem of life, struggle, and keep crying. I got an opinion.
Author: Michael Gillan Peckitt
UK & CP born, living in Japan, blogging about disability
12 COVID-19 cases confirmed at Kochi welfare facility for people with disabilities
In Kochi Prefecture, 14 people were found to be infected, including 12 people in at welfare facility for the disabled. This is the highest number of infected people announced in Kochi prefecture in a day.
Two Doctors Indicted for Murder of ALS Woman, Yuri Hayashi, at Her Request
The Kyoto District Public Prosecutors Office on Thursday indicted two doctors for allegedly killing a woman with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), an intractable disease, at the victim’s request.
Urayasu City to offer free home delivery service to people with disabilities who might have COVID-19
The target of this project are people who need assistance due to obstacles, etc., and citizens who live alone. It will deliver food for three days (about 3,000 yen) such as retort foods to the house up to five times, and will also manage physical condition and provide consultation support.
Leukemia-diagnosed swimmer Rikako Ikee to return to competition this month
Ikee was considered a contender for multiple medals at the now-postponed 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but she was forced to put all swimming-related activities on hold to focus on treatment following her diagnosis.
“The very first thing that they had to say was definitely wrong…‘First of all, I am beautiful and have beautiful soul.’ ” writes the late Yuri Hayashi, ALS patient
I have an inconvenient body, and I’m becoming more and more annoying because of the stress. So what is a beautiful soul? I thought.
“There are some compromises that need to be made, but if you talk patiently, you can live a free life that meets your wishes”, writes the late Yuri Hayashi, ALS patient
“There are some compromises that need to be made, but if you talk patiently, you can live a free life that meets your wishes.”
“For now, I am able to live without any inconvenience. Except for being sick”, writes the late Yuri Hayashi, ALS patient
“For now, I am able to live without any inconvenience. Except for being sick.”
“Once again – I haven’t heard from you -” writes the late Yuri Hayashi, ALS patient
It seems Hayashi’s PC stopped working after her post on July 10 2018, for “almost a month”.
On August 25 2018, she posts again. In this post, Hayashi seems to have put her plans to die in Switzerland – which she calls “the theme of this blog” – on pause for the time being.
Coronavirus cluster found at Osaka facility for people with disabilities, 11 people reported infected
Osaka Prefecture announced on August 5 that a total of 11 users and staff were infected with the new coronavirus at a facility for the disabled in Osaka City. On Thursday 6 August, Osaka Prefecture confirmed a record 225 new cases of coronavirus.
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