Arguments About Euthanasia

Ever since I was little, I always knew that I loved to help and take care of others. As I grew older my mind changed a lot and with experience I knew that I wanted to enter the health field. I loved to work with babies and kids, but I had some sad experiences with them that made me know that I was capable of succeeding in that field. I was a very emotional person and that would have gotten in the way of my professionalism. Dealing with older people I was still sentimental but not like being with children. Being sentimental caused me many times to be confused on the idea of if I could be successful in the medical field and what my purpose would be in it. The purpose of a person to go to the doctor is to find the reason and cure for your health issues. But there is always the chance that the answer one gets is not the one that a person wants to get. In that case what is one supposed to do, fight it or end it? …show more content…
Euthanasia has been around for many years, but recently it has become a controversy in the United States. Many people think that there is a need to make it legal, but they’re only looking at the “positive” side of making it legal. Euthanasia defines as: the act of killing a person that is in an irreversible coma and or in unbearable pain (Euthanasia). There are various ways of taking this concept ahead. Euthanasia is legal in many countries around the world and in the United stated it is legal to practice this on domestic animals and to people in three states. Inn these two states it is not seen as a crime. Two of the most common way to practice this action is through Physician Assisted Suicide and Voluntary Assisted Suicide. Both with the same purpose about different ways of taking upon them and the people who get