Tony Nicklinson's Right To Die
Oftentimes, a patient’s existence is much worse than death. There are many diseases that modern medicine cannot cure, and which cause severe pain and suffering to patients. For example, the “locked in” syndrome is where people who have it cannot move a single muscle. People who suffer from this syndrome cannot move even their tongue or eyeballs. One of such people, Tony Nicklinson, in 2010 and 2012 his right to die was turned down by the British High Court. Unfit to commit suicide himself and unable to ask anyone to help him end his life, Tony starved himself to death (BBC, 2017). The number of patients suffering from this and other diseases is unreal, who have no other way to stop their suffering, but they are doomed to live. Ask yourself;