Why Euthanasia Should Not Have The Right To Die?

At times life can be hard, and most people when asked will agree. However, there are certain times in life when the pain we feel mentally, or physically, is so strong, that people can not take it anymore. There are those people who can get over these things pretty quickly, push that feeling away, or use medication to make it go away and go on with their day, but some people, aren’t able to push it away. Some people have this feeling, this pain with them almost twenty-four seven. Sometimes they feel that death is the only way. The right to die is something that people all view differently. Although some may not agree, it is a basic human right and should be allowed. Physician Assisted Suicide, or (PAS), helps patients who suffer from terminal ill and are suffering from non stop pain and should have the choice of ending their suffering with a dignified, quick and compassionate death. People should have their freedom of choice of whether to die or not, as long as they are capable of making their own decisions. Patients can choose to have a (DNR), Do Not Resuscitate, which means that should their heart stop, or lungs stop, they do not wish treatment. How does this differ from euthanasia? Another practise is Palliative Sedation, which is when a person is experiencing …show more content…
This is where the fine line is crossed even more. How does one know when someone is suffering from a deep and dark depression? Who decides this in the end? In Belgium, if a person suffering from depression wishes to go through euthanasia, they must get consent from a psychiatrist, a doctor and parents. They must go through sessions and tests to see if this is truly what they want in the end. If someone who is depressed passes these and gets consent from them all, they are allowed to go through with euthanasia. Although, they can still say that they wish not to continue on with it at any