Euthanasia
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Euthanasia
Most people seem to be against it, citing various reasons, not all of them convincing. I feel it's necessary, when a person's suffering from a horrible, debilitating disease like cancer. Most people in my family have died of cancer, and trust me, it's unbearable even to watch them suffer. So one can very well imagine the pain that the actual patient goes through, words cannot describe it.
Considering all these factors, isn't euthanasia the only solution?
Considering all these factors, isn't euthanasia the only solution?
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i agree that it should be a legal option, but you have to fight the Christians, it is technically suicide, a sin.
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But if I am not a Christian why should I abide by those rules? Isn't this supposed to be free-will. I have a brother who is suffering from motor neurons disease and terminal bowel cancer. He has gone from an athletic healthy man to a vegetable who feels he is nothing but a burden and he now wishes to die. There is no cure for either of his conditions. I believe in quality of life not quantity of life and so does he but he can get no reprieve. He is sick and in constant pain. Why should his decision to find peace and be without pain be denied him?
Yep I agree with euthanasia and so does my family.
Yep I agree with euthanasia and so does my family.
As an intellectual exercise, all manner of reasons can be proposed.
As an emotional exercise, nothing would suffice to reduce the pain of such a decision.
While I think it is wrong in principle, I do not have anyone suffering next to me. My hubby recently went through a very bad arthritis attack and he felt we should all have the right to a peaceful exist when we felt the time was right. What I witnessed was someone depressed by their pain. This is my take....are we ever in the right frame of mind to make such a decision?
As an emotional exercise, nothing would suffice to reduce the pain of such a decision.
While I think it is wrong in principle, I do not have anyone suffering next to me. My hubby recently went through a very bad arthritis attack and he felt we should all have the right to a peaceful exist when we felt the time was right. What I witnessed was someone depressed by their pain. This is my take....are we ever in the right frame of mind to make such a decision?
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i don't follow the christian path either. i said to make it legal you have to convince them, because they wish to legislate their beliefs. i myself think it is an individual right. who does the body in which you reside belong to? if it is yours, you should be able to do with it as you please. if it is the governments, then i can see how it is it's buisiness.i beleive that your body is your own.death is a part of life, not something to be feared.
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