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    ‘risk of abuse’ should assisted dying be legalized for dementia” (Tomlinsin and others). On the contrary, this study also stated, “Typically, participants believed that it is the individual’s right to determine their own death.[...] over half would want the option of an assisted death for themselves. They suggested having this option would bring comfort and control.” as reasons for assisted suicide (Tomlinsin and others). The frame instilled from this case suggests that either individuals are…

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    Plato writes that Socrates believes that the soul is immortal, and I agree with him that it is. He talks about the immortality of the soul in Phaedo and in the Republic. He has multiple arguments for how and why it is immortal, and every one of them makes sense to me. Plato’s writings on the soul are fascinating to me. All of the arguments he has to prove that the soul is immortal make me really think, and in some cases gave me words to describe something I had already thought about. When…

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    a piece of work with the word “Death” in the title, most would automatically assume that the story is going to be about something dark, scary, and lifeless. That is not the case for all pieces of work. This poem does show death in a dark and maybe even scary way; however, death is not lifeless. In the poem, “Because I Could Not Stop for Death,” the author brings Death to life. Dickinson uses personification in her poem to show readers an in-depth view of death. Death is in the form of a…

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    third leading cause of death in the United States at 225,000 deaths per year." (St. Clair 2008) Often through further testing, it is determined a patient may have a different illness than a previous diagnosis; there have also been patients who are given a timeline of less than a year to live and, through treatment, live a longer life than expected. Ted Kennedy suffered from terminal cancer and was given a maximum of four months to live, however his wife stated after his death, "Because that…

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    suicide? Controversy Section: For many years, doctor assisted suicide has been a well known controversy, but in the last decade it has become an even more debatable topic. Doctor assisted suicide is the act of the patient self administering the means of death that is provided to them by a doctor. In order for a patient to receive the lethal dose of medication to end their own life, they must request medication from their doctor. Most patients who request The lethal dose are many people suffering…

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    Physician assisted suicides are perceived as inhumane by the perception of some; however, these tactics are wanted by the governing body of the terminally ill and sufferers of intense pain. Patients receiving terminal care are typically uncomfortable and very fatigued. There isn’t, for the most part, a break in agony. Physician assisted suicide should be legalized because it gives terminally ill patients a chance to say their goodbyes and pass with dignity, protects both doctors and dying…

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    hard times can get you just have to continue. In the novella there are many deaths. With their mother dying and there father committing suicide and many others situations. The brothers had to continue moving forward no matter what happened. You have to appreciate everything in life, the good and the bad. Although, the Gates brothers did not have much to continue living for because their lives seemed to be surrounded with death and very miserable they still continued to move forward with their…

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    killing, is a controversial area of conversation surrounded by pressing social concerns involving the ethics of assisted death. Euthanasia is a practice that results in the painless death of a patient suffering from an incurable, painful disease or permanent coma as a means of preventing further distress. As an effect of the controversy already surrounding the nature of death, the rise of euthanasia poses an opportunity for dispute regarding the ethics of mercy killing. With this in mind,…

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    Janene Carey’s mother was battling a terminal illness that had spread through her whole body. Janene took care of her mother as she slowly deteriorated at the hands of cancer. As time went on the cancer got more aggressive and eventually her mother was unable to talk, eat on her own, walk, and was bedridden (Northern Daily Leader, 2014). This is not a life; this is patiently waiting for the inevitable to happen, all while a person slowly loses themselves. Unfortunately, the terminally ill are…

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    The Death of Ivan Ilych…and Gregor Samsa Tolstoy’s The Death of Ivan Ilych and Kafka’s The Metamorphosis share major similarities. Aside from some thematic similarities the main characters from each story, Ivan Ilych and Gregor Samsa, share many traits. One of these traits is that they are both terribly unexceptional. Also, both of their main focus is their work life. Another is the obvious fact that both men are dying throughout their stories. While on their deathbed’s they both face severe…

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