Here's what I found:
https://www.takimag.com/article/the-day-of-the-pillow/We need to take care of our own, and if there are those among us who have no family for caregivers, traditional Catholics need to have their own facility for care of their elderly and disabled (as well as the care of anyone, regardless of race, color, creed, and I'm going to piss off some readers, perhaps, by even saying sɛҳuąƖ orientation, sodomites are human beings too, deserving of our Christian charity even if they have lived a life of committing abominations) in a manner that ensures something such as this can never happen. I know of at least three traditional Catholics who are nurses --- if we as traditional Catholics put our minds to it, we could put something together. My uncle was a nursing home developer, it can be done.
My own father would have some time ago have become a prime candidate for this kind of euthanasia. He is in a similar condition to Terri Schiavo, except that he has not lost his intelligence, and can communicate via making yes/no gestures and using an alphabet board. He has not been able to eat any solid food since September of last year. He prays to die every day, and just today I was teaching him about what he must do, to ensure that he will receive the Apostolic Pardon. Yet we care for him at home. When that time comes for me --- if I ever get in that shape --- if my son grows tired of me and strikes out on his own far away, I will have nobody. Something to consider.
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