Barbara Mancini handing morphine to her father for him to end his suffering and terminating his life, was a decision she shouldn’t have taken. Regardless of the fact that her father was 93 years old and that the doctors gave him a life expectancy of fewer than six months.
In the euthanasia issue I take a natural law theory perspective. I believe that if a person is “dying and further therapeutic interventions are likely to be futile, in that they cause more harm than benefit, then it is morally acceptable to withhold that treatment”. With this being said I do believe in passive euthanasia. I believe Barbara Mancini and her father could've simply keep refusing medications to try to combat his kidney disease and cardiovascular problems as those
In the euthanasia issue I take a natural law theory perspective. I believe that if a person is “dying and further therapeutic interventions are likely to be futile, in that they cause more harm than benefit, then it is morally acceptable to withhold that treatment”. With this being said I do believe in passive euthanasia. I believe Barbara Mancini and her father could've simply keep refusing medications to try to combat his kidney disease and cardiovascular problems as those