Chronic Pain, Terminal Illness and Euthanasia

Fears accompanying death are powerful, but more importantly, fear of living in a life full of meaningless pain and unable to live. This motivates people to believe in this situation that people fit for our body have the ability to control our fate. Many campaigns including euthanasia and physician assisted suicide (PAS) are beginning to consider this phrase internationally. Euthanasia is defined as "painlessly killing a patient in incurable disease or irreversible coma." Christopher Docker "PAS" ...

Euthanasia is a type of euthanasia that is used when a person has a terminal symptom or suffers from severe chronic pain. The killed turnip was neither a terminal illness nor a painful one. Other animals were not killed in the zoo - they were killed because they were useless for the zoo rearing program or for other purposes. (For more information about this, see "Zutanadia" is not euthanasia Speech is essential "Killing healthy animals in the zoo:" Zutanadia "is reality") "I have not happened in the zoo yet "Zoos should not kill healthy animals, morality is essential" and the animal's task is "coexistence in freedom, compassion, and human age."

During the past three decades, the Netherlands has been in the process of euthanasia of patients with terminal illness to euthanasia of patients with chronic disease, from euthanasia for euthanasia to euthanasia for psychosis to psychological distress or euthanasia of mental distress And it has changed. Being over 70 years old, "being tired of life" can be euthanized. The Dutch euthanasia agreement has also shifted from a conscious patient with an explicit agreement to an unconscious patient who can not obtain consent. It is currently regarded as a type of discrimination against people with excessive chronic illness, denying euthanasia in the Netherlands, regardless of whether the disease is physical or psychological, It will suffer more than people with terminal disease. "To prove the rationality of involuntary euthanasia by relying on the social responsibility of citizens and the moral pillar of goodwill

Euthanasia is usually associated with end-stage patients, but voluntary euthanasia is also associated with very elderly people, individuals with chronic or degenerative diseases, individuals with mental health problems, and society as a whole It is believed that. The health care field, which is widely discussed about euthanasia, is to take care of severe premature babies. Decisions for adults should be treated or allowed to die. In the case of premature babies, the possibility of survival is very low, and surviving people may have serious and sustained health problems. Some may argue that premature babies should not be made due to the possibility of future health risks.