I am planning to visit Switzerland in July and thinking of staying in Bern (Novotel Expo) to save on hotel expenses (compared to Interlaken and Lucern). How much time do you think I will need for ...
MANY PEOPLE HAVE CALLED Doi Tung the "Switzerland in Thailand"(correct pronunciation is "Doi Dtoong"). This description seems apt when viewing the crisp line of mountains of C...
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"Christmas in Switzerland"
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-their equivalend santa clause
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-songs they sing
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My friend and I will be there next Friday night, 10th Nov. Recommendations welcome please. We are both from London so somewhere we can order drinks in at least very broken English and somewhere ...
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we are going to switzerland this sunday first landing to geneva for 3 nights.I want to know which are the main places we shouldn't miss to visit in switzerland that we can cover in 4 ...
This family lived with me in the 80's and I have lost touch with them. He works in a mental health hospital in Switzerland and is highly involved with a Charasmastic church. How do I start a ...
Also, how could I go about it I don't have a degree or anything? I'd like to maybe start college over there. My family has a couple of contacts in Switzerland and one in Austria who might ...
i would like information on log cabins set in a snow setting for 4 adults and one child. i want the typical picture post card for my grandson to be able to play in the snow as well as the adults to ...
i want to go switzerland for honeymoon in oct/nov 2006. it is easy to get visa switzlerland from india. what can i show to get 100% ...
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Dignitas in switzerland? ?
the euthanasia place in switzerland dignitas, i was wondering, do you have to be terminally ill to qualify to go there or just an illness that compromises the quality of your life significantly? for example someone ended up a "vegetable" after being hit by a car? would they qualify?
According to Dignitas, they first look to see if there is a solvable problem and if there would be a possibility to help the person to go on with his or her life, yet under improved conditions. If there is no chance of recovery and if they believe the person has made a rational and premeditated decision to die, the person is accepted for assisted suicide.
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A "vegetable" can't think, or at least can't communicate his/her thoughts, and I'm pretty sure Dignitas is for assisted-suicide, so I think no. Possibly if the person had a living will in place at the time of the accident, though.
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