zephorah, 1 month ago In Oregon, you have to be able to administer it to yourself. It’s not something someone else does to you. Some people get it as an insurance policy of sorts. So it’s an option during end of life care, but not necessarily one they take. I am curious about what happens with the med if left unused. Like, do people tuck it away like spare antibiotic eye drops?
In Oregon, you have to be able to administer it to yourself. It’s not something someone else does to you.
Some people get it as an insurance policy of sorts. So it’s an option during end of life care, but not necessarily one they take.
I am curious about what happens with the med if left unused. Like, do people tuck it away like spare antibiotic eye drops?