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One Ans, which I offer with some diffidence, is:- "IF THE PATIENT 'IS SUFFERING-EXTREME PAIN ' AND IS NOT ABLE OF THEIR OWN VOLITION ,TO MAKE THE "LET ME DIE OF NATURAL CAUSES DECISION" BUT ARE KEPT ALIVE,AGAINST THEIR WILL. I DO NOT HOLD THIS TO BE RIGHT.. .ie:- IF THE PRE-CURSORY CONDITION IS THIS, ''THAT THEY ARE ONLY ALIVE BECAUSE OF CONSTANT MEDICAL SUPPORT AND DOCTORS MEDICAL ARTS' and are in 'CONSTANT PAIN AND SUFFERING'-Then, and only then,! "The one dying is assisted in the process, by the removal, or witholding of their current life sustaining medication/ equipment, or support, by a Doctor/ partner/,close blood relative/,or established family friend, who is able to perceive, that it is more MERCIFUL to allow them to die,(ALBEIT WITH PAIN-KILLERS) (by making the "CEASE SUPPORT DECISION") than to keep them living on in a constant state of agony, pain and misery, (Which I hold to be cruel !!)..and this is done for them, because they are no longer physically or mentally able to comprehend their STATE ,(owing to, and by their condition,) and are, therefore, 'NOT ABLE OF THEIR OWN VOLITION' to make the "ALLOW ME TO DIE" from natural causes decision. (Essentially it is, 'TO LET LIVE, OR LET DIE', on the basis of- 'IS THE PERSON IN CONSTANT PAIN-YES or NO?. THIS MY ANSWER ,-DOES NOT MEAN I COULD, OR WOULD MAKE THE DECISION,...but to those faced with the dilemma- I see that "MERCY ON THE SUFFERER" seems a right answer.
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∙ 11y agoThe patient is unable to choose. So the patient could be in a comatose state where they are considering euthanasia and the patient can not choose to live or die
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What are 2 examples of nonvoluntary processes found in animals?
One form of nonvoluntary response in an animal is salivation in a dog. Another type of nonvoluntary response is the freeze reaction in a rabbit when it is frightened.
By definition euthanasia results in?
The death of a person that is gravely ill.
Is euthanasia in Norway legal?
Euthanasia is illegal in Norway and is punishable by at least 8 years of prison, it is however possible to lower the sentence if the person permitted it (as the definition of euthanasia). It has long been discussed to change this law, and current law practice shows that the jury tend to waive punishment if it can be proved that it was indeed euthanasia.
What is activated euthanasia?
An active euthanasia is when a third party does the final act that ends the life of the person. When you look at the definition of "to kill", this could also be stated "when one person kills another".
Is euthanasia legal in Greece?
No, euthanasia is illegal in Greece.
Did legalise the euthanasia Sweden?
Euthanasia is illegal in Sweden.
What is the difference between active euthanasia and non-active euthanasia?
non active euthanasia is the same as assisted suiside :)active euthanasia is just plain old suiside :)
When was Declaration on Euthanasia created?
Declaration on Euthanasia was created in 1980.
What do doctors feel about euthanasia?
Most doctors are against euthanasia.
How do you use euthanasia in a sentence?
Euthanasia is illegal in the United States.
Is euthanasia an injection?
An injection of a sleeping drug can be a form of euthanasia.
Is euthanasia so easy?
euthanasia can be as easy as u think but the problem is that it depends on the person who is being treat in terms of euthanasia'
