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Toms River, N. J. (UPI)
A. Morris Buck, 77, an expert
on electric railways, died
Monday after undergoing sur
gery.; A private transporta
tion consultant, Buck served
with the Office of Defense Mo
bilization during World War
II. For many years he was
writer and editor on transit
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Should an Old Person
Be Operated On?
Several times in this col
umn I have remarked that if
I had a healthy and wide
awake and
spry old rela
tive who was
80 or 90 years
of age, and
who needed
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or for cata
racts, or can
cer, or f o
some painful
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mission. First, I would as
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competent to decide whether
he cared to take the risk of
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legal rights. Why should
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the wastage of money that is
much needed for the educa
tion of my grandchildren, I
do not want a longer life."
Many say, "If this operation
should cause me to lose my
life, that is perfectly all right;
I won't mind."
Operation Denied
Often I have been distressed
when I have heard a man say,
"When, during the last 15
years of her life, my mother
sat around almost blind with
cataracts I would not let her
have an operation because I
was afraid she might die." I,
personally, would never have
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trarily with my mother; I
would have been so sure that,
with her clear mind, she could
and should have made the de
cision for herself, with the
help of her surgeon or ophthalmologist.
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that most old persons stand
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ably well. I have seen thin,
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operation with less distress
than many young people ex
perience. I'll never forget the
lovely and sprightly little
lady of 85 who came to see if
I would plead with her fam
ily and get them to permit
her to have a lot of very pain
ful gallstones removed. For 40
years she had been suffering
from colics because her old-
fashioned son-in-law a doc
tor had had the idea that she
was too old for an operation.
got a surgeon to take out
the gallstones, and she never
seemed to feel any distress
from the operation. The next
day, when I came to see her,
she was sitting up in bed with
her hair beautifully done.
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give the interns a treat, and
she was - doing it! She was
showing them - how lovely a
modern woman can be at 85!
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