Alexander Dupre The Right To Die Analysis
In the essay, “The Right to die, the author, Alexander DuPre, talks about euthanasia and how it should be allowed. I agree with Alexander. One should be allowed to determine if they want to live or die. Not only is it better for the person who wants to end their suffering but also for the ones that suffer because of the ones who are suffering. The ill, family and friends of the ill, and tax paying citizens.
Being deathly ill is not easy. On the contrary, it is very difficult. It can be tiring, painful, and embarrassing. The body of one who is deathly ill is taking all the energy that they may have to keep the body working as much as they can which leaves them tired throughout the day. Not only is their body tiring them but being in pain drains a lot of energy as well. “Vomiting, coughing, enduring pain spasms…”(ph. 2) Besides all of this, it is embarrassing not having control of oneself. It is …show more content…
Not only is it expensive, but having to give money to people do not want to be treated anymore and want to end their misery. “Consider the huge cost of keeping a dying patient alive for several months.” (ph. 4) On the contrary, their are ill people out there who can not afford to have heathcare who want the help is not getting it. “We have to ask ourselves, is this the best way to spend money when the patient himself would like to die?” (ph. 4) Being in pain and in debt are not the ways to live. There is only so much you can do for someone who does not want to be helped.
To sum it all up, euthanasia should be allowed. One has the power of their life. Especially when it is causing them pain and the people around them. Having to either pay for another ill person in result to their family being ill when they are in pain can get very expensive. There are people who need the help and the money more than the people who only have a few months
Being deathly ill is not easy. On the contrary, it is very difficult. It can be tiring, painful, and embarrassing. The body of one who is deathly ill is taking all the energy that they may have to keep the body working as much as they can which leaves them tired throughout the day. Not only is their body tiring them but being in pain drains a lot of energy as well. “Vomiting, coughing, enduring pain spasms…”(ph. 2) Besides all of this, it is embarrassing not having control of oneself. It is …show more content…
Not only is it expensive, but having to give money to people do not want to be treated anymore and want to end their misery. “Consider the huge cost of keeping a dying patient alive for several months.” (ph. 4) On the contrary, their are ill people out there who can not afford to have heathcare who want the help is not getting it. “We have to ask ourselves, is this the best way to spend money when the patient himself would like to die?” (ph. 4) Being in pain and in debt are not the ways to live. There is only so much you can do for someone who does not want to be helped.
To sum it all up, euthanasia should be allowed. One has the power of their life. Especially when it is causing them pain and the people around them. Having to either pay for another ill person in result to their family being ill when they are in pain can get very expensive. There are people who need the help and the money more than the people who only have a few months