Euthanasia: Do you think the right to die should be granted?

[kenites]

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Your life your choice

[yhokz101]

^ that is called passive euthanasia. without the patient's consent.

if naka life support na ang patient more likely unconscious na cya ana.. mostly sa ako nahibaw-an. so by right ang iya family jd ang kuhaan ug consent if willing/ok cla. DNR (Do not resucistate) usually ang term nila ani.. kuhaan ug life support or dili gani DNR nalang.. pasagdan nalang bah.

[valleoliver]

himo og balaod nga walay ayo. dugang dugang lang na sa problema sa pilipinas.

[CocoCrunch]

if naka life support na ang patient more likely unconscious na cya ana.. mostly sa ako nahibaw-an. so by right ang iya family jd ang kuhaan ug consent if willing/ok cla. DNR (Do not resucistate) usually ang term nila ani.. kuhaan ug life support or dili gani DNR nalang.. pasagdan nalang bah.

actually there's 4 types of euthanasia.

active = with patient's consent.
passive = relatives or other than the patient.

Patients have the right to refuse or stop treatment. the problems with euthanasia are the justification that the patient is able to make a sound judgement and decision and if the family members who agreed with euthanasia is also sane.
Eventually terminally ill patients die soon but cutting his life span or fast forwarding his death is considered lawfully as murder. If by patient's choice then it's suicide.

[Eve's Apple Project]

i think there's already a thread about this.. maybe this should be merged...


https://www.istorya.net/forums/genera...-or-moral.html

[valleoliver]

a person has the right to die too. (when that person is in excruciating pain and agony)

Ako auntie naay cancer sa lungs, ingon sya dili na sya mo inom sa tambal para mahuman na iyang kasakit.
So her immediate family decided nga dili na tagaan og tambal. Then she die after an hour.

My auntie requested to die and to rest, and her family granted what she ask.

This is just a very good example for Euthanasia. Not by force, but by will.

[CocoCrunch]

himo og balaod nga walay ayo. dugang dugang lang na sa problema sa pilipinas.

this mentality is too shallow.lol

for you it's just nothing, somewhat, somehow things have it's purpose and consequences. small rules can prevent big things from happening

[redhorse1L]

actually there's 4 types of euthanasia.

active = with patient's consent.
passive = relatives or other than the patient.

Patients have the right to refuse or stop treatment. the problems with euthanasia are the justification that the patient is able to make a sound judgement and decision and if the family members who agreed with euthanasia is also sane.
Eventually terminally ill patients die soon but cutting his life span or fast forwarding his death is considered lawfully as murder. If by patient's choice then it's suicide.

allowing to die is different from mercy killing.

[CocoCrunch]

sayop ko, lol

voluntary = patient consent
involuntary = other than the patient. against the patient.
non-voluntary = patient unconscious or cant make the decision

passive = stopping medication to stop or not continue treatment. eventually the patient will die. @redhorse allowing to die is considered passive euthanasia.

active= give lethal drugs to kill patient immediately.

[ad_dur]

I'm a pure catholic, but their are instances that I would go for legalizing euthanasia, given that all circumstances are studied first before doing this act. If theirs no more possibility way for a person to live why pro-long his agony. This person might still be able to help donating retina or organs. My bad, but that's just how it should be.