If you know that someone is in danger of themselves, do you have a ethical responsibility to get them the care they need??
If you know that their family will be angry if you do?
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2 comments:
hmmm...good question.
1) your obligation is to the person, not to the family.
2) does the person want help? have they asked for help?
--if you help, but it is unwanted and the family is against it, no one will support you and the person probably won't be helped in the long-run without the desire or support from other people.
--if the person does want help and you are willing to be there for the person, the person has the desire and the support to make the change.
--otherwise...i'm not sure what you can do. except pray. alot.
Hmmm, I'm struggling with the same question... Tough situation - let me know when you find answers.
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