By Liz Salomons My husband (for the sake of privacy I’ll call him Jim) has Secondary Progressive MS and it has progressed to the stage where he uses a power chair. In 2021 he used a manual chair part of the time and the power chair part of the time, especially outside the house. Jim […]

By Melinda Joy Polet It’s my second time meeting Dr. Lee. My first impression, unfortunately while in a chemically induced coma, was blurry. He was short, his back was to me, and he appeared as though he was on his way to somewhere else. He saw the two young women I’ve been chatting with, then […]

A patient is depressed after receiving the diagnose of a serious illness and therefore wants to end it all. The doctor, who has known the patient for quite a long time, perceives the patient’s death wish as an indication of psychological stress, caused by the sense of hopelessness and fear of the future, and concludes that the patient, given the present depressive condition, is not capable to decide about such a final action.