The Time Of The Terminally Ill Extra の小説・ストーリー

“So you’re just going to let him die? You won’t even try?” “I didn’t say I wouldn’t try. I said I wouldn’t use the experimental treatment.” He gestured to the chair across from him. “Please, sit down. You’re making me nervous standing there like you’re about to put your fist through my desk.” I didn’t sit. “What other options are there?” “Standard treatment. Palliative care. Make him comfortable for whatever time he has left.” “How much time?” “Without intervention? Six months. Maybe less.” Six months.

the other team replied. "Right to live? In what way should a person live?" Gelo said before he made his way to the center and looked at everyone. Emotional appeal... Good job. "In what way should I live? Of course I would like to live in peace, in happiness, and in comfort. Every person would want such a way, am I right? However, for terminally-ill people," he quoted the word 'terminally-ill' in the air using his fingers, "is he or she living that way? Comfort? Happiness? Peace? No way. A sick person with no available treatment is living in grief, pain, and hopelessness. Is this the way he should enjoy his life? Is this the right you're referring to? Is this the way to really value a human's

"Excuse me, she is my patient, I have the right to talk to her" "Y-Yes I know but...there is this hmm, there is a situation, I am terminally ill, and all she wants is for me to seek medical help but I can't, I am done with a lot of chemos for the past years and now I am okay with this, I already accepted it" Hearing that suddenly makes me feel pissed, like what the hell is happening today? Why everyone does seem to give up on their life? "Can't you see it?"

Andrew's voice turned cold as he said, "You old pervert, you don't even realize you're terminally ill. If you don't get the right treatment within three days, you'd better start picking out your coffin." Ernest scoffed. "Are you trying to intimidate me? You probably don't know that I've trained in martial arts since childhood—my muscles are harder than steel. Terminally ill? You must be out of your mind." Andrew replied calmly, "Believe it or not, in three days, you'll be suffering horrible pain, wishing you were actually dead."

The people’s suffering, yell and cries was visibly projected at the wall. “Thought that had long gone, ye heiress shall be back drawing out ye Lord’s request. Mission… Mission, thy mission shall be finished. She will terminate humanity at all cost. You…” the Oracle pointed at the President’s son and the son was terrified with what she did. “You shall be the bearer of the humanity’s hope.” The light seen at the sky was slowly fading away as the oracle collapsed from exhaustion. Everyone was left dumbfounded of what they witnessed, it was terrifying, what they witnessed sent chills to their spines because it was just so unbelievable!

"No matter how lacking you are in morality, whether you are a psychopath or a morally capable person, you'll remain human as long as you do the right thing!" "My experiment has remarkable results… This could change the lives of millions of morally depraved people. If we show this practice to the world, the crime rates will significantly drop. So even if some people died, their deaths were not in vain if it is for a good cause. Not just that, it has the potential to be awarded with Atkinson's Prize!" "You should stay and contribute to this milestone… for the sake of this research we should all continue to play the Termination Game!" "This isn't how I envision everything to become!" I said and

Preston coughed suddenly. The act immediately caught Freya's attention. "What bad news?" "The doctor said I have a terminal illness. I've got less than two months left..." The moment he said it, a wave of boos rose from the crowd. What kind of cheap terminal illness routine was this? People had seen that trick at concerts countless times. It was not even fresh anymore.

I am not that insensitive and selfish to be loving someone, then leave that person behind so fast. "N-No. Y-You're just saying that but that's not what you are really feeling. I can feel it. I know you like me too, so please, don't give up and give us a chance." Even if I want to say yes so badly, I can't. No, I won't. I will not give him false hope. I am terminally ill, I don't know if I'll even last for eight months just like what my doctor said.

"I see. You mentioned there were some emergency remedies as well. What are those used for?" "Those are typically used to keep someone alive for a few days, or just a few hours. They're mostly given to those who are already beyond saving, to help them make arrangements for their final affairs." Rafael pondered for a moment, then said, "That's something we can look into."

he said, his heart sinking with worry. “I understand, Mr. Ardolf. I wouldn’t have disturbed you if this wasn’t important. One of our old resident patients claims to know you. She’s terminally ill and wants to meet you once for the last time. Please can you come down as soon as possible?” asked the lady. Nikolas was puzzled. It couldn’t be Brooklyn then who was admitted there? He knew no one who was terminally ill in New York City. “Are you sure this isn’t a case of a mistaken identity? I don’t know anyone who could be terminally ill in New York. Could you tell me the name of this lady?” he asked with curiosity.