Why should Terminally Ill patients have the right to choose when to die? Terminally Ill patients go through excruciating pain on a daily basis. If terminally ill patients had the right to die it won’t affect just them.Terminally ill patients should be allowed to die on their own terms.
Terminally ill patients would be put down for a good reason. Why make patients go through so much pain just to die anyways. As the end draws closer patients feel pain physically and mentally. Feelings are bottled preparing for the end. Patients have no reason that they should be going through pain while fearing death when they can just put themselves down in a swift instant. Terminally-ill patients that are mentally competent can decide whether or not they’d want to take medication that would accelerate their death
The patients aren’t the only ones being affected family’s friend’s and the lives of others around are on the line as well. Some go …show more content…
Washington, Vermont, California, Oregon, Montana are states that allow assisted suicide. California’s laws are reasonable, patients need two physicians to say they have six months to live and are mentally fit to make the decision. This makes everything fair, patients get to suffer less and have the right mindset to decide whether or not they want to live any longer. “Brittany Maynard, a 29-year-old Francisco Bay Area women with terminal brain cancer who moved to Oregon to legally kill herself in 2014.”Maynard’s doctor says Maynard could of lived another month or two but Maynard said at that point “she wouldn't be living she’d be suffering.” If these states are making a difference in one person live that's enough. The suffering these states are stopping is unbelievable. The difference these states are making is stopping negativity and depression in family, and friends lives since they know they’re loved one choose their own path and it was for the
Terminally ill patients would be put down for a good reason. Why make patients go through so much pain just to die anyways. As the end draws closer patients feel pain physically and mentally. Feelings are bottled preparing for the end. Patients have no reason that they should be going through pain while fearing death when they can just put themselves down in a swift instant. Terminally-ill patients that are mentally competent can decide whether or not they’d want to take medication that would accelerate their death
The patients aren’t the only ones being affected family’s friend’s and the lives of others around are on the line as well. Some go …show more content…
Washington, Vermont, California, Oregon, Montana are states that allow assisted suicide. California’s laws are reasonable, patients need two physicians to say they have six months to live and are mentally fit to make the decision. This makes everything fair, patients get to suffer less and have the right mindset to decide whether or not they want to live any longer. “Brittany Maynard, a 29-year-old Francisco Bay Area women with terminal brain cancer who moved to Oregon to legally kill herself in 2014.”Maynard’s doctor says Maynard could of lived another month or two but Maynard said at that point “she wouldn't be living she’d be suffering.” If these states are making a difference in one person live that's enough. The suffering these states are stopping is unbelievable. The difference these states are making is stopping negativity and depression in family, and friends lives since they know they’re loved one choose their own path and it was for the