Euthanasia

[breebear]

"If people have the right to live how they choose, do they also have the right to die how they choose?

[fabjinny]

What's life about? Is it a choice or duty?
Like it or not, we make a choice at every second. Even we do right now.
There's one thing is a bit more complicated than other decisions- death.
When the moment comes us, we should prepare our mind to face death.
I reckon nobody wants to die when that big fellow shows up.
However, what if you suffer from an unthinkable pain? That's obviously different story.
Living can torture patients and also family.
So we should be able to make a decision. Euthanasia is the way helps to relieve pain, to die peacefully. There's no doubt this big decision mustn't be easy to make.
Still we have an option to take.

[ArnauEstanyol]

I think that always we have to consider the human dignity. That dignity ends when a machine takes control and prolong your life (and your pain) artificially. I think must be the patient who has to take a decision ( in a moment of full consciousness) and others must abide.
And if the patient isn't conscious must be the close family who takes the decision.