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    When cancer reaches its terminal stage, every part of a patient’s body bes vulnerable, posing a constant and life-threatening risk.


    The entire bodily system, akin to precariously stacked building blocks, is on the brink of copse, ready to fall apart at any moment.


    Moreover, Smith’s son is merely twelve years old, and throughout years of battling cancer, his body has been pushed to its limits.


    The tumor in his brain has been growing, affecting both his vision and hearing, while also intensifying his emotions. The doctors have resorted to administering tranquilizers. All these factors are hastening his decline.


    From outside the hospital room, Smith gazed at his son lying on the bed, engulfed in despair.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    After years of relentless effort, he felt the crushing weight of defeat.


    At that moment, a doctor approached him, speaking with a mixture of respect and sympathy: “Mr. Smith, Jimmy’s condition is truly dire. I’m afraid he may not make it through the night. Should we prepare any resuscitation measures?”


    As a senior official at the FDA overseeing drug reviews, Smith possesses significant connections within the U.S. medical system.


    This has allowed him to ess the most advanced cancer treatments avable for his son.


    Consequently, the hospital staff has prioritized his son’s care.


    Though the doctor understands that Jimmy’s chances of survival are slim, he feelspelled to consult Smith about whether to pursue further resuscitation efforts, given the family’s longstanding beliefs.


    No matter their status or background, critically ill patients often lose their dignity. They not only face this loss but may also endure some of the most excruciating pain imaginable.


    Many resuscitation techniques can be extremely traumatic. For instance, during cardiac arrest, vigorous chestpressions can fracture ribs, while defibrition can lead to skin burns. In cases of severe breathing difficulties, doctors may need to intubate the patient, filling their body with tubes and relying on various extracorporeal cirction devices.


    Some patients may have a chance at renewed life after such intensive interventions, but for those in the terminal stages of cancer, these efforts often result in a few more days of undignified existence.


    The hospital where Smith’s son is being treated, known as the Mayo Clinic, is recognized as the premier oncology facility in the United States and even worldwide. Its Washington campus, which just opened this year, represents thetest in cutting-edge medical advancements and has received substantial financial investment.


    The doctors here possess extensive experience in emergency care, reflecting the highest standards in cancer treatment, with a ster reputation globally.


    The Mayo Clinic is held in high esteem by medical institutions around the world, with a saying that captures its excellence: “Hades asks who is dead for the third watch, and Mayo keeps him until the fifth watch.”


    Thus, the medical team at Mayo is determined to extend Smith’s son’s life by a few more days through any necessary means.


    However, the ultimate decision rests with Smith.


    The doctors believe that the child has endured sufficient pain, and at this juncture, there is no need for him to undergo further agonizing procedures before passing.<fn19a2> Fresh chapters posted on f?ndnovel</fn19a2>


    Tears streamed down Smith’s face, his eyes red from crying.


    After much hesitation and a heavy sigh, he finally said, “Let it be… I want him to spend hisst moments in peace. I don’t want him to suffer any longer…”


    The doctor nodded solemnly and replied, “Mr. Smith, you’ve made a profoundly correct choice. I believe Jimmy will be grateful for your decision.”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 3885</h2><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading"><strong></strong>