The Pros And Cons Of Euthanasia

Known as the practice of assisted suicide by purposely ending a life, euthanasia is a very controversial and disputed topic. Euthanasia is considered by many to be a form of murder, morally and ethically wrong by depreciating one’s life. Euthanasia can serve a purpose, when there are no other alternatives to relieve the suffering of patients. The right of euthanasia should be allowed. I believe that when there are no other alternatives to relieve suffering of patients then the right of euthanasia should be allowed. The positive outcomes when it comes to euthanasia are, when people are suffering and no longer want to feel the pain or see that their illnesses are killing them. They should then be able to have the decision of choosing the way they leave this world. Euthanasia offers relevance of severe pain due to incurable illnesses. It is a matter of freedom of choice; everyone has a right to decide when their life should end, if they know they are going to die soon due to a sickness that they cannot escape. When a person’s quality of life
Patients may feel bad for reason that they cannot be independent, and may believe that they are a burden to their caregivers, as well as reasons of extreme pain. It’s really in the patient’s best interest and what is best for them. Euthanasia relives ill people with the end of suffering. Euthanasia is considered to many people a form of murder, morally and ethically wrong by devaluing a person’s life. Euthanasia can serve a purpose, when there are no other alternatives to relieve the suffering of patients. I believe the right of euthanasia should be allowed for those in need. I don’t feel anyone, but the patient themselves should prevent from making that decision. There should be some measures put in place to allow euthanasia depending on the