Persuasive Essay On Right To Die
Death is a process in life that will be experienced by everyone at some point, and hopefully at a very mature age. The reality is that no one knows when that time will come or how it will happen. For the terminally ill, death is in the near future and is a sobering reality. Therefore, when it does happen, people need to know that they will have options, and know that death does not have to be an agonizing end. They can choose to endure the annihilating pain that comes with the disease and allow it to take its natural course or choose to end it, surrounded by their loved ones. The “right to die” (Sanburn 50) it the manner they choose should be a basic right for every human being, a personal choice and an outlet for those who seek relief from an excruciating death sentence.
Therefore, anyone who faces a terminal illness should be afforded the “right to die” (Sanburn 50) in a manner they choose to if they wish to put an end to their pain and it should not mean that, the person seeking that end should die alone. Furthermore, it is difficult to imagine a person desperate enough to …show more content…
These individuals should have the choice to end their torment and have the right to choose how their lives will end when they choose to. These patients should not have to die alone or move to an entirely different state in order to attain the help they need. To deny a terminally ill patient, this very fundamental right is a cruel and unusual punishment. While many states are finally acknowledging the need for “physician-assisted suicide” (Drum 28), there is still much work to be done to ensure patients can remain in their home states and still have access to “end-of-life” (Drum 29) care, if so they desire. “Physician-assisted suicide” (Drum 28), should not be seen as a homicide, but rather an act of
Therefore, anyone who faces a terminal illness should be afforded the “right to die” (Sanburn 50) in a manner they choose to if they wish to put an end to their pain and it should not mean that, the person seeking that end should die alone. Furthermore, it is difficult to imagine a person desperate enough to …show more content…
These individuals should have the choice to end their torment and have the right to choose how their lives will end when they choose to. These patients should not have to die alone or move to an entirely different state in order to attain the help they need. To deny a terminally ill patient, this very fundamental right is a cruel and unusual punishment. While many states are finally acknowledging the need for “physician-assisted suicide” (Drum 28), there is still much work to be done to ensure patients can remain in their home states and still have access to “end-of-life” (Drum 29) care, if so they desire. “Physician-assisted suicide” (Drum 28), should not be seen as a homicide, but rather an act of