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    Matthew Donnelly is a middle-aged man who was consumed by skin cancer; he loved life, but wanted to die. Matthew pleaded to the doctors to end this misery, but they refused because killing a man just to put him out of his misery would be immoral. People had not considered assisted suicide until the 1990’s when a man named Jack Kevorkian sparked the idea. Jack Kevorkian, or better known as “Doctor Death” started to help ease patients out of their pain by helping to end their lives. Assisted…

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    Who should make the decision that will allow a terminally ill person to die a painless dignified death, or should they have to continue to suffer until nature takes it course? Assisted suicide, the debate weather it’s morally right to assist someone to their death, while on their death bed, or to continue to administrate pain management until it’s their natural time to go. As of 2015, at least 18 states legislatures and District of Columbia are considering whether to allow physician-assisted…

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    have the right to die? Do you have the right to die? This sounds morbid and dark and our general gut feeling is saying “of course not”. Why? Why would anyone want to die? To talk about sickness and death is very sad and horrible. It’s like aging and it is inevitable, we never know when or where or how we may die. Death can happen suddenly or slowly. But, not every thing is black and white. Illness and accidents can occur leaving us questioning our quality of life. We should all have a right, a…

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    comes to the topic of Euthanasia, most of us will readily agree that it is a debatable topic. Where this agreement usually ends however, is on the question of whether a person should have the right to end their own life based on their own sufferings while others maintains that children should also be given this right. My own view is that euthanasia should be allowed for any stage of sufferers, but not by involuntary death without your consent. Under certain circumstances certain individuals do…

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    Pledge"). Practicing nurses need to know that in Washington, Vermont and Oregon, patients can acquire lethal prescriptions from their provider, this has commonly been known as Death with Dignity. While in New Mexico, patients have a constitutional right to aid in dying however this decision remains in dispute (Barone "See Which States Allow Assisted Suicide"). I certainly feel lucky to live in Washington State because it is one of…

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    I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: As hard as it may be for some of us, I would like all of you to imagine yourself not being able to walk and you are barely able to breath, let alone speak along with not being able to eat, severe weight loss and muscle fatigue. You are in such unbearable pain and you cry out for help but no one seems to listen. You are beginning to feel like a burden on your family acquiring all these medical bills putting them further in debt. You’ve been in the hospital for…

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    The Argument for Euthanasia Death comes for every individual regardless of whether a person becomes terminally ill, a horrific accident caused death to come too early, or if it simply became time. No one can escape death, this everyone knows; however, what about the individuals who possibly want death to come early? This can occur by way of doctor-assisted suicide, or euthanasia, known as a controversial topic dating back centuries. Ethical relativism, a philosophical theory, will also be…

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    a relative that was in a state for no hope of recovery, why keep paying these heavy expenses of machinery? Especially if you’re loved one will never be the same or awaken. There is also the quality-of-life judgment it talks about how it is our right to die. Each argument for euthanasia there is an argument against it; your beliefs are your own. 2. Discuss the arguments made by people in opposition to euthanasia. Similar to the arguments…

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    Life sucks sometimes, and there is not much us humans can do about it. However, living is what we try to do, right? A rising question for sick patients in some places is whether to take place in an assisted suicide or not. Assisted suicide is when a patient agrees to allow the physician injects a great amount of drugs, or other deadly substances, killing the patient. This, although only legal in seven states in the United States (Oregon, Washington, Vermont, New Mexico, Montana, California, and…

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    If a person is terminally or chronically ill they should have the right to physician assisted suicide. These ill people who are of sound mind and judgment should have the right to die peacefully and with assistance if this is what they choose to do. The choice should be theirs and they should not have to suffer more than necessary, they should be able to save their family the financial ruin and they should be able to leave this earth is in a dignified manner, free of pain. Jack Kevorkian was a…

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