Assisted suicide (Euthanasia) is preferred by individuals that can be beneficial to others. Savings to governments could turn into contemplation. Drugs for assisted suicide cost about $35 to $45, making them far less costly than giving restorative medical care.This could fill the void from reductions for treatment and stress with the "treatment" of death. A living will can have the power to refuse extraordinary life-prolonging care after one becomes terminally ill. In that case, a Bucks County man was not given a feeding tube, even though his wife requested he receive one, because his living will, executed seven years prior, clearly stated that he did 'not want tube feeding or any other artificial invasive form of nutrition (Lassoff 2005).
