A daughter's toughest decision

Article Abstract:

Geriatrician Judith Ahronheim knew immediately her mother was suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Although the progress of the disease was slow, it became complicated when her mother also developed a heart disease. The mother opted not to be operated on and she died peacefully as she wanted.

Personal narratives, Ethical aspects, Medical ethics, Right to refuse treatment, Treatment refusal, Living wills

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My daughter, the hen

Article Abstract:

The mother of a woman who donated eggs to a clinic for use by an infertile couple reflects on her daughter's decision. The procedures the woman underwent to produce more eggs and her reasons to help others are described. The mother reluctantly accepted her daughter's decision.

Social aspects, Management, Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Tissue donation, Oocyte banks

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My son, my daughter

Article Abstract:

People who are opposed to the new technology that permits parents to select the sex of their children have no cause to impose their beliefs on others. A temporary imbalance whereby boys or girls were more numerous would right itself quickly.

Innovations, Public opinion, Human reproductive technology, Sex determination, Genetic, Sex determination (Genetics)

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