Personal Essay: The Value Of Euthanasia

I have been serving in the military for 6 years now, ensuring the people we love are taken cared for during a tragic event is the foundation of the Armed Forces. This message is dug into our memory repeatedly, and it should be the fundamentally key each member in the Armed Forces. Since we have a job that is to the very nature of what we do, it is a duty that we have our personal matters in order in the event we will have to deploy with little to no notice. It is required that we have annual briefings about our family matters to ensure that everything is up to date on our will depending on life changes. We are advised on how important and how necessary it is to have a living will.
The military refers to this as “Readiness”, According to Dictionary is that state of being fully prepared. We’re expected to have all of our legal documents in ordered just in case something happen us while deployed or even at our duty base. A life event occurs every day even when we just live like nothing will ever happen to us. I think having this will is important because i wouldn’t …show more content…
Simple cease of treat is the non-action or a discontinuation of treatment to a patient. “Active and Passive” euthanasia differ from one being an assisted euthanasia while, the other treatment is difference what action the physician takes.
Active euthanasia, the physician is being apart of action that is causing the death of the patient, whereas in passive euthanasia, the physician allows death to take its course. Both of these actions have the same result, but are not the same thing. In the HealthCare community, passive euthanasia is legal because it is simple cease of treatment and it is intended to give the patient comfort and relief, and is not “intended” result for the patient. Active euthanasia isn’t legal because the result is death no chance of