“I can’t do anything about myself, and what am I doing to protect the individual human being?” writes the late Yuri Hayashi ALS patient
“I can’t do anything about myself, and what am I doing to protect the individual human being?”
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“I’m not satisfied with the consultation yesterday so please book again today.” writes the late Yuri Hayashi ALS patient
I said. On that day, I went to see a reliable doctor. When I got it, I found an abnormality immediately. I was told to go to the neurology department immediately.
“The world inside and outside the bed” writes the late Yuri Hayashi, ALS patient
I don’t want to sleep in bed. I want to get up and go out. But when I go outside and see other people I’m a body that can’t even do that ordinary… I feel it in my body. And again
“I at that time”, the late Yuri Hayashi, ALS patient, recounts an email a year after the onset of her condition
“i found an email addressed to a friend about a year after the onset.
The condition of my body is that my legs are getting weak and I can’t get out without a wheelchair.”
“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.
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.
“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.
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