This morning the doctors stopped the nutrition and hydration of the quadriplegic patient 42 years. «Vincent hears everything: he cried"
The euthanasia of Vincent Lambert has begun. This morning the doctors at the Chu Sébastopol hospital in Reims interrupted the nutrition and hydration of the quadriplegic patient of 42 years. «It's a shame, an absolute scandal, Vincent's parents couldn't even hug their son", he thundered atAfp Jean Paillot, lawyer of the man's parents and father.

MACRON DOES NOT ANSWER

Lambert he is not at the end of his life, nor sick, nor attached to any machine. He is in a state of minimal consciousness and therefore dependent in every way. The only treatments provided to him in hospital are nutrition and hydration. Now Lambert will die of hunger and thirst and it is not known how many days it will take before death occurs.
Mother Viviane Lambert on Sunday, together with 200 people, she found herself in front of the hospital to beg the doctors and the authorities not to kill her son. He also made an appeal, yet another, to the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron, who did not respond.

«VINCENT FEELS EVERYTHING: HE CRYED"

«When Vincent saw his parents, who communicated to him the doctors' decision to kill him, «Vincent started crying: he hears everything that happens around him", said David Philippon, half-brother and against euthanasia. Part of the family, especially his wife, instead he wants the death of man.

The Church made its voice heard to oppose the execution, as well as l'him, who asked France to wait to remove nutrition and hydration while waiting to study the case. But Paris seems to be in a hurry to kill Vincent, applying «the first legal euthanasia in the history of France», and so, as previously announced by Dr. Sanchez, Vincent was sedated this morning. He will sleep until death from hunger and thirst comes.

«THE HONOR OF HUMAN SOCIETY IS AT STAKE»

As he wrote on thethe Osservatore Romano don Roberto Colombo, professor at the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, «despite finding himself in a condition of serious relational incapacity with the outside world and the people close to him (nothing can be said with reasonable certainty about the possible reduction or absence of his "internal" or "deep" conscience), the patient is not connected to a ventilator (breathing is autonomous) nor subjected to cardiac stimulation (the heartbeat is spontaneous), nor the subject of intensive or sub-intensive therapies that could constitute a clinical and ethical situation of "therapeutic fury". This objective clinical observation excludes the possibility that it is medically appropriate and ethically correct to apply to this patient the right principle of respecting the now inevitable arrival of death and not opposing the natural course of the agony with inappropriate interventions that only prolong the suffering of the dying person.. As the Archbishop of Reims recently recalled, Monsignor Éric de Moulins-Beaufort, and the auxiliary bishop of the same diocese, Monsignor Bruno Feillet, in Vincent's situation "the honor of a human society is at stake not to let one of its members die of hunger or thirst and to do everything possible to maintain appropriate care until the end. Allowing ourselves to give it up because such a cure has a cost or because it would be useless to let the human person live would ruin the effort of our civilization. The greatness of humanity consists in considering the dignity of its members as inalienable and inviolable, especially the most fragile", whatever condition they find themselves in".
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