Good Death?

It is good to die. "We believe these truths are self-evident: People are born equally and the Creator gives them certain nontransferable rights, including the pursuit of life, freedom, and happiness." Declaration "(1776)) 1). The words quoted in the Declaration of Independence clearly indicate that depriving someone's life and pursuing happiness is by no means human rights. The greatest happiness, this is their choice.

The concept of "good death" is the center of enthusiasm for death. Different culture definitions are different as good death is mainly affected by strong social factors. Generally, good death means to die in an environment where the end of life of the person is respected, relatively painful, and they believe that they will support them and have dignity. Even if death is not so, the "goodness" of death can be controlled by us. By providing legal education, active dead supporters began talking about how to train doctors to prolong their lives and claim the cultural ability of the funeral industry, and more people Try to be able to have dead facilities. If aggressive death supporters pursue to build a society where more people can get what they call society of good death, active proponents of death also "necrosis" It is possible to argue that we try to minimize the possibility. Necrosis is tragic, unexpected, violent

There are many forms of death enthusiasm, but one of the main principles of this movement is the support of 'good death' which is consistent with personal values. This means different for everyone, but the basic principle of good death is that it is planned; this is to recognize that the dying people are likely to die, accept it, and It means that we have done it already. Legal preparation, choice of their funeral plan, and can die peacefully without pain.

However, this is not always simple. Certainly, classifying death as "good" is radical in the society in which we want to die, but behind this movement is a complex difference and dichotomy. Death - violent, obsolete, coincidental and vague death - the most alienated people in this country experienced a disproportionate experience. "From many levels, death is political," said co-founder Sarah Chavez who founded a death-positive group death and death and a girl's medal, respectively. To gather a multidisciplinary thinker on death problems