Assisted Suicide as a Cure for Disabilities

Supporters of suicide by doctors often claim to support suicide only for terminal illness. However, some claimants of disability rights, including organizations that are "not yet dead", warn that this agenda will threaten the lives of mentally or physically disabled people. This discussion is getting intense as Faye Girsh, President of the Hemlock Association of the USA, published a statement in December 1997 in the past few months. In a murder trial in Louisiana where allegedly murdered a man of Alzheimer's disease, Girsh announced a statement on euthanasia and supports disabled suicide.

Obviously, he does not respect disabled people. "But in the case of a doctor who promotes suicide, the patient does not think so that promoting suicide really violates the rights of persons with disabilities, at least in extreme cases the most fundamental about the tolerance of euthanasia Personal arguments should be about individual freedom of each individual People may say that people should have the right to do so, arguing about individual freedoms , The same argument may say that drug use and other unacceptable activities are permitted.

Andrew Btiva wrote in his article "Disability and suicide by a doctor": "We do not think the right to support suicide is based on a decline in the quality of life of people with disabilities In the last few days, it did not deny the prevention of suicide by the disabled, the prevention of murder, and the prevention of other abuses (1) In this article, Tada deprives the living will of the disabled, hope And to argue that they oppose their argument to get their lives.When one becomes an obstacle and loses control in various ways it gives you what you can actually control.