Euthanasia_(Research)

Euthanasia (Research) Imagine a world marked by constant pain. In this world you are comforted only by the few minutes of sleep you get in-between the waves of pain caused by your cancer. This world expands only to the edges of your bed. You cannot feed, bathe, move, or take care of yourself. You are totally dependent on the nurse that walks in once every hour to check that you are still breathing. To some this is a horrible nightmare; to others this is a reason for euthanasia. Euthanasia has been a growing topic of controversy. It has been marked by countless debates of its morality, legality and whether it is a fundamental human right or not. In examining the leading issues behind euthanasia all three of these topics are of utmost importance. Where they come together is in the question of whether euthanasia is a fight for a person’s right to die or a fight for a person’s right to kill. The word euthanasia has acquired a complex meaning in modern America. There are several types of euthanasia that must be defined in order to avoid confusion. The two most commonly referred to euthanasia, life, person, death, medical, suicide, right, pain, kevorkian, people, god, end, die, take, passive, one, living, world, practiced, patient, jack, feel, doctors, suffering, should, rather, order, much, legal, left, idea, human, example, cruzan, been, another, years, wishes, two, treatment, state, society, physician, out, never, live, laws, individual, given, form