Life or Death: What do you choose? Watson, Simon. THE END OF LIFE: WHO DECIDES? 2005. TIME. Web. 5 Nov. 2015. Should we allow people to the right to die with assistance from a doctor? Imagine how you or someone you love wants to end their life because the pain is excruciating. The countless trips to the hospital, the numerous amounts of medications to take, and the agonizing pain of your loved one. All these factors and much more may be too much to bear for the victim’s spouse or family. While there are cures for certain types of diseases, not all of them have a solution. There are millions of Americans each day who are suffering from incurable diseases. I understand that on one hand, ending one’s life is immoral and cruel especially to the friends and family of the individual. On the other hand, having to continue enduring a painful illness for a long period of time is unjust. While both sides have a justifiable reason to this issue, I will demonstrate
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No living person, entity, or the U.S. Government has a right to control your body and what you want to do with it. If a person wants to do drugs, alcohol, or any other substances, they should be able to do even with it’s horrible for your body. What I’m trying to say is that if it’s your body, you should be able to do whatever you want to without feeling like someone else has to control it. If a person is suffering both physically and mentally, shouldn’t they be allowed to end their suffering on their own terms? Shouldn’t they be allowed to achieve peace and tranquility for the first time in a long time? A human being who is suffering should be allowed to end their suffering instead of letting the whole world force them to continue this tragedy. While friends, families, society, and the government want to keep you alive and well, they’re only hurting the individual if they’re still
No living person, entity, or the U.S. Government has a right to control your body and what you want to do with it. If a person wants to do drugs, alcohol, or any other substances, they should be able to do even with it’s horrible for your body. What I’m trying to say is that if it’s your body, you should be able to do whatever you want to without feeling like someone else has to control it. If a person is suffering both physically and mentally, shouldn’t they be allowed to end their suffering on their own terms? Shouldn’t they be allowed to achieve peace and tranquility for the first time in a long time? A human being who is suffering should be allowed to end their suffering instead of letting the whole world force them to continue this tragedy. While friends, families, society, and the government want to keep you alive and well, they’re only hurting the individual if they’re still