Kant was opposed to suicide as an …show more content…
She passed away when she saw 54. She lived in oregon, She used her right for death with dignity. Curtis took the medication when she felt her life was the point of no return. She was surrounded by her family when she drank the medicine. During these two year she spent time with her husband two kids. Her husband was very supoortive with her deccsions aslo was her daugter. The only one who was not supportive about her desscion on ending life was her son. He felt that people should never quit trying untill the end. Yet I feel he was being selfish and not letting his mom go in peace. Later on the son was understanding Curtis. Cody knew she did want to go through with all those horrible treatmeants that let her without the abillty to take care of herself. She had no control of her valuve movemnts, could not eat anything becuase she would throw it up in the matter of mintues. Curtis had to learn how to do everything once agian. People always say always have to fight and keep on trying. Yet they are the ones who have the termials illness. They just go visit that perosn and go back to their monral life. While that person you just told to keep trying and keep fighting is the hosipital feeling the worst pain of their life. Being poked and stabed, getting woken up in the middle of the night to take some …show more content…
Yet it is the chance of giving the chance to end their pain and missablein. Death with dignaty is offering you a chance to end your life in your terms and not when cancer wins or the illnes you are fighing with. Many people who have the medication actaullt do not take it, but they know it is there. They use it as a comfort blanket. Knwoing that if they get worst they can end their life and finally be in piece and finally rest. “Thank you” is the last word that most of these people say. They are thankful that they had the chance to give their last