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Mercy killing known also as Euthanasia sounds some thing like “Asia”, but it relates to most painful and enigmatic question for the terminally ill patients, be it cancer, AIDS, accidental or traumatic coma, and innumerable incurable diseases, waiting for the end to come but the end is not so easy but quite painful:
What is the meaning of Euthanasia? It is an ancient Greek word literally to mean “Good Death”.
The children, old women and men afflicted with cancer diseases undergo enormous excruciating pain in every part of the body, bones; muscles so on and so forth. Can we describe pain? No! Nevertheless, a piece of note could be seen what actually the pain is!
“Immediate pain unpleasantness causes extended emotions related to pain. For example, in a cancer patient, a sudden exacerbation of pain is a reminder of the disease, which can lead to pain negative emotions. Hypnosis applies also to this part of the pain experience, because the patient, during hypnosis, can reinterpret his sensations and emotion,” describes an authority.
The quality of life, in such a serious critical conditions, is bleak, caregivers stress is insurmountable, and the only prayer is that “DEATH” should embrace the patient in good grace for an eternal peaceful abode.
In such a situation, if the death is not imminent but sure, the question arises why not the patient be artificially induced for a death, of course medically.
The borderline answer is that in God’s creation,” no person has the right to kill others, he/she, including the born or unborn”.
Mercy Killing is legally punishable and religiously a sin however worst may be the condition of the patient. In addition, doctors are afraid to openly discuss end-of-life decisions with patients due to illegalities. This prevents an open and honest relationship between doctor and patient in which the doctor can discover the patient’s wishes regarding his/her own life and death.
In contrary to noble thoughts that life is precious whatever
What is the meaning of Euthanasia? It is an ancient Greek word literally to mean “Good Death”.
The children, old women and men afflicted with cancer diseases undergo enormous excruciating pain in every part of the body, bones; muscles so on and so forth. Can we describe pain? No! Nevertheless, a piece of note could be seen what actually the pain is!
“Immediate pain unpleasantness causes extended emotions related to pain. For example, in a cancer patient, a sudden exacerbation of pain is a reminder of the disease, which can lead to pain negative emotions. Hypnosis applies also to this part of the pain experience, because the patient, during hypnosis, can reinterpret his sensations and emotion,” describes an authority.
The quality of life, in such a serious critical conditions, is bleak, caregivers stress is insurmountable, and the only prayer is that “DEATH” should embrace the patient in good grace for an eternal peaceful abode.
In such a situation, if the death is not imminent but sure, the question arises why not the patient be artificially induced for a death, of course medically.
The borderline answer is that in God’s creation,” no person has the right to kill others, he/she, including the born or unborn”.
Mercy Killing is legally punishable and religiously a sin however worst may be the condition of the patient. In addition, doctors are afraid to openly discuss end-of-life decisions with patients due to illegalities. This prevents an open and honest relationship between doctor and patient in which the doctor can discover the patient’s wishes regarding his/her own life and death.
In contrary to noble thoughts that life is precious whatever