Jonathan has spoken movingly about how Sam found the school environment unbearable; so the decision was made to educate him at home.
Shorn of fiction film's usual drug formulas, Maria Full of Grace instead focuses on the psychological elements that lead a person to such a decision, the unbearable pressure of a flight with a belly full of drug pellets, the suspense of customs interrogations and, finally, the consequences on the ground.
A second reason to include non-disease-related aspects is the relationship between unbearable suffering and end-of-life decisions, which in it's essence are existential decisions [ 11].
I know that a mother's regret can make life unbearable, and a mother's determination can cause her to make decisions that are not always understood.
We also studied a sample of convenience from the Dutch medical literature concerning unbearable suffering and end-of-life decisions.
It was considered schizophrenia, or, to some professionals who embraced the term "refrigerator mother," a deep-seated decision to closet consciousness from an unbearable family situation, including an emotionally frigid mother.
There are no clear villains, no serendipitous, life-altering accidents, only the slow, inexorable escalation of hasty decisions and excusable lapses in judgment toward an unbearable final catastrophe.
Unbearable suffering is an important issue in end-of-life decisions.
The criteria of due care regarding voluntariness and unbearable suffering make communication of key importance for doctors in the decision-making process.
Together with the unbearable situation they were often confronted with, this fact very much influenced the decision to leave the home country.
