Euthanasia: Dying with Dignity

Euthanasia: A dignified day of death, relatives will face hard times and terrible tragedies and will suffer for the rest of their lives. Today, tomorrow, or even next month may not happen, but planning a well thought out plan is always a good idea. End stage disease, such as Lou Gehrig disease, can occur at any time. Or, due to an automobile accident, a person may feel sick and become miserable in the rest of his life. Admitting euthanasia will allow people to die with dignity and will allow them to choose not to experience the stress of illness, pain and late stage illness.

Many people, primarily euthanasia activists, call euthanasia "dignified death". This sentence looks like a very nice and fun way to kill euthanasia. Many people do not know the various ways to kill when euthanized. For example, one way of death is to inflate with carbon monoxide gas and cover the head with a plastic bag. Does this method really seem to be "dignified"? Another way of killing is lethal injection. Because these fatal injections can cause severe muscle cramps and seizures, this method usually requires leaving the room from the family (unacceptable or suspicious euthanasia way). From another point of view, euthanasia is hardly to say "dignity". The word "dignity" is nothing but a way to admire euthanasia.

Like Catherine, I believe in death with dignity. It has different names and definitions - it helps death, helps suicide, and spontaneously euthanasia - but in the end it is about the death of dignity and peace in all the meanings of these words. For me, this is human rights: If your quality of life is too bad, please continue to control until the end, I decided to stop your pain. (This does not mean that the dying people who chose not to control the time and method of death can not have "dignified" people.