Assisted suicide, whats your stance?

Answer 1

Yes, absolutely, if the person is terminal or suffering a progressive debilitating illness (ex. Lou Gehrig's Disease). When someone no longer has any quality of life and can't regain it, especially in the case of severe pain. That's where I stand and I'm sticking to it.

Answer 2

Agnostic/one-time Christian in terms of medical themes, have not have been given any project with it if the two the affected person is in a position to for sure voice their needs on the time or (if no longer able to accomplish that) has documented the circumstances decrease than which they might want euthanasia formerly. it quite is especially a high quality-of-existence subject. in simple terms by way of fact Hawking became waiting to beat his situation (and that i think there are a number of days he would not have that stunning a time dealing with it) does no longer recommend each physique can handle a protracted-term debilitating sickness. (no longer to show a extremely short-term immensely painful and terminal one.)

Answer 3

No, I will not assist you. Ha. I think in certain medical situations such as terminal illnesses, loss of movement, etc. that it should be allowed.

Answer 4

when you 'assist'...you are guilty of helping end a life...and that is murder as far as I go....let a doctor give their patient a 'prescription'...if the patient can't take it any more, and let their sin be their sin....anyone else who helps along, is guilty of murder...to be honest,...even though the intentions might be of the most noble type....None of us has the right to take a life...none of us.

Answer 5

I don't believe in it unless a person is terminally ill and in alot of pain.

Answer 6

i don't get the question.....

Answer 7

im for it.