Assisted suicide ?

Last night I was watching Boston Legal, & it talk about a touchy subject for me. It talked roughly speaking allowing somebody that was in final stages of Alzheimer’s, body organs slowly giving opening, & cracked ribs. This patient was also suffering from start by being touched by his own daughter.

I welcome answers from both sides both PRO & AGAINST assisted suicide, why you would not allow your own kith and kin member (mother, father, spouse, & child) to die in dignity & next to as little suffering as possible.

The closing statement in the argument was that -- some associates are taken too early from us, yet others are taken to overdue.

PERSONALLY I believe that if one is going to be a vegetable for the rest of their lives, why we should prolong his existence for our selfish needs of not loosing a loved one.

BEST answer will be given to whomever I consistency can prove me wrong AND THEN I’ll give it to whoever can best support my belief.
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My position is for and against. Make any sense to you?
I am pro dying with dignity and not forcing a loved one to suffer any longer than crucial. I am con legalized euthaniasia.
I responded to a question like this later week, trying to explain it's not the act but the laws that I trepidation. How would regulating and monitoring take place? Would the courts be clogged up with homicide cases using a euthanisia defense?
When it's the pateints choice how do we assure that the desire to die isn't strong because they're have a bad day or week and a few days subsequent they realize they don't want to die yet? When the patient is comotose who have the right to decide they should be put to death and how do we brand sure the decision is not motivated by finances?
The Boston Legal episode actually made my grip for me. There are ways to accomplish a mercy death without giving blanket consent to take out. Most terminal patients are on morphine drips, hospice patients near comotose from the high dosage anyway. Dosage is increased as they build up a tolerance and it take little to send a patient into eternal slumber near the next increase.

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I personally would not want to live as a vegetable. I can't speak
for anyone else. I reflect on if my body was starting to give out
and my mind too I would not want to preserve going. I think as
long as someone has put it contained by writing that they don't want to
go on as a vegetable they should be allowed to go as
peacefully as possible regardless of how their loved ones
feel about it.

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assisted suicide is just a crappier track of say euthanasia, most doctors agree in it for terminal patients, if someone is going to die slowly and devastatingly why not just give them a foot along the way. if someone wants to die and can't do it themselves, whats wrong beside doing it for them... you'll feel crappie for a while, but you'd have given a dieing creature their last wish

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all right, i say it's a bad point period, although it doesn't matter. god have a plan for you and if you commit suicide, it IS bad, but it was still your time to be in motion. plus, when you get to heaven it's so much better than land, no violence or anything bad, and you'll be within for eternity with all your friends and ancestral members. so,...

Why does my put a bet on other hurt?

I agree with you entirely,exspecially the piece about people becoming vegetables,and their enthusiasm is prolonged for our own selfish needs.You without doubt hit the nail on the head. Well spoken.

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There are other option to look at when it comes to the end of life due to a disease. There is Hospice! They facilitate make the last days/months/years as painless and comfortable as possible. I do not focus anyone should help someone kill themselves no situation how sick or hopeless. As for dignity, where's the dignity in killing yourself? It's a self-centred act and if you're religious it's a slap in God's frontage. As for the being a vegetable for the rest of your life, nearby are things called 'Living Wills'. These are used to determine what treatment you receive and whether or not you want to be kept alive on artificial life systems. If you don't want to be a vegetable, variety a living will, a legal one, and choose not to be kept alive by artificial life systems, close to a respirator or feeding tube.
Suicide is never the answer.
Suicide is a permanent solution to a short-term problem. (usually temporary, pain can be taken consideration of)

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This is one of those lightning rod issues for which feelings run strong. But there are at tiniest a few guide posts to look at. The first thing is if it isn't the individual himself making the decision... if it is someone ELSE doing the thinking and/or affecting the outcome of the edict... then it isn't suicide we are talking just about it is murder. As to an individual making that decision for himself... I disagree BUT... shouldn't he be free to make choices more or less his own life or is his will going to be dictated by the state. If the state can force the will of someone regarding personal decision then aren't there really more rough and ready issues to deal with than this issue. Don't misunderstand... I believe that since I did not furnish myself life its not mine to take so I'm against it... but. to force that convenience onto someone else is wrong... espc in a free society.

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Good Morning,

First, please understand that Boston Legal is "Hollywood" depicting stories in the order of legal cases. The show is led by an Emmy Award-winning strike, that the professional and personal stories of a group of brilliant but often emotionally challenged attorneys. It is fast-paced and violently comedic, the series confronts social and moral issues, while its characters continually stretch the boundaries of the law. However, you need to read that this show is fictional, not truth.

In regards to your statement - "I believe that if one is going to be a vegetable for the rest of their lives, why we should prolong his existence for our uncharitable needs of not loosing a loved one."

Second, you've raised a tremendously controversial subject and there will be many thoughts and mood on this subject.

Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is the most common form of dementia among older nation. Dementia is a brain disorder that seriously affects a person's ability to carry out day by day activities.

AD begins slowly. It first involves the parts of the brain that control thought, memory and terms. People with AD may have trouble remembering things that happen recently or names of associates they know. Over time, symptoms get worse. People may not recognize kith and kin members or have trouble speaking, reading or writing. They may forget how to brush their teeth or comb their mane. Later on, they may become anxious or aggressive, or wander away from home. Eventually, they need total strictness. This can cause great stress for family member who must care for them.

AD usually begins after age 60. The risk go up as you get older. Your risk is also highly developed if a family member have had the disease.

No treatment can stop the disease. However, some drugs may help preserve symptoms from getting worse for a limited time.

Regardless of whether or not a person have Alzheimer's Disease or another condition that would render the person into a "vegetable" for the rest of their lives, who are we to decide when that personage should die?

I'll give an example:

My father developed meningitis when I was 3 1/2 years older. Surgery was performed where on earth a shunt was placed from his brain to his stomach to allow the fluids around his brain to drain off since the meningitis have created scar tissue preventing the fluids from draining naturally. He be recovering well from the surgery and the doctors were optimistitc for a full retrieval.

However, in the meantime, an infection developed around the shunt in his stomach and traveled subsidise up to his brain; thus re attacking his brain leaving him in a coma for 6 weeks. When my father come out of the coma, he was left next to no memory of my mother, my younger brother or myself. He also needed a trach so that they could suction secretions that built up. The infection that attacked his brain also left him as a quadrapelgic and bedridden. He be not on any machines that breathed for him nor were there any secondary lifesaving measures carried out. My mother, because we were still children, signed a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) order within the event that he stopped breathing or arrested.

My father needed around the clock care and spent the next 7 years within a VA home until his body finally shut down with cardiac arrest and he went home.

Did my father ask for this condition or do something to produce it? No! Does an Alzheimer's patient ask to have his/her brain instigate to slowly "erase" life? No! Does this mean because someone is not going to remember you or be capable of function that we decide how and when they will die when they are not in a life-threatening situation that would require pains to help them breath, etc.?

Anyone that I talk to, when the subject arises, I suggest that they create a "living-will" or an "advanced directive" where on earth their wishes will be heard if an issue arises where they cannot speak for themselves.

For me intuitively, I have one and it states that no life abiding efforts are to be made if the prognosis is not going to be good. I do not want machines breathing for me if within is no chance or a slim chance of reclamation. Simply keep me comfortable - pain medication and fluids and let me go.

Now equally, my father's mother was dying from renal failure within 2000. I was the decision originator on her care at the end. There be not going to be any improvement. She was contained by a coma, and was bleeding out; her vitals were erratic, etc. It be only a matter of when she would die. Fluids be building up in her lungs quicker than the medical staff could suction her lungs out and in essence she be drowning. There were no breathing machines, etc. hooked up to her. She was simply "sleeping" within a hospital bed.

I had signed a DNR for my grandmother. A time came where on earth the doctor (Nephrologist) approached me and stated that I needed to make a decision of what I considered necessary to do for my grandmother who did not have an advanced directive. Since I was my grandmother's power of attorney, it be now my decision to bring in with the doctor. After discussing the situation with the doctor, I agreed to consent to them put a morphine drip in and over time, it would be slightly increase it until respiratory failure occur. It was the hardest decision I have ever had to make to allow this.

Thoughts that go through my head was similar to your ask. But having worked in the medical enclosed space for several years, I also understood that there be no recovery for my grandmother. The process took about 12 hours until she drew her final breath.

Do I agree that someone should establish when someone such as an Alzheimer's patient should die? No. Do I believe that in the terminate, where the end is purely a matter of when and is the person suffering such as my grandmother who be drowning in her own body's fluids? That is for the individual to make that outcome. I cannot and will not state that should be the avenue for everyone to take.

However, to decide on a date and time via pills or another style to take a life previously their body is ready to go - regardless of whether the mind is remembering you or not... no... it is not their time and to do so would or could be considered murder.

Have a honourable day.

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