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    bear to see his daughter go through anymore surgeries, treatment or any medication. Mill states that the moral end of an action is the best balance for pleasure over suffering (Perez & Moore 2013). This relates to Robert Latimer as well because he was only thinking about how good it would be to relieve his daughter of her suffering then to live a life of pain. As stated before, Tracy Latimer was going through a lot of pain and for her family to see that every day for twelve years is a lot to handle

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    Should someone who has a terminal illness, be subjected to intolerable pain and suffering for the days they have left? Scared, because they know that their body and mind will soon deteriorate into nothing. They will forget their friends and family; all of the fond memories they have will be gone. Their dignity and pride will be fractured by something they cannot change, their illness. Yet, there is a way for one to feel at peace with the hand that has been dealt to them, euthanasia. Euthanasia is

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    word suffering a lot of emotions and meanings can all flow in at once. It is a word that not many people want to talk about let alone feel it. However it is a truly amazing emotion; to suffer. That word can mean so many different things to so many different people. It is up to that one person to make a choice and define that word for themselves. The reason as to why one must define the word themselves is because it is a personal emotion. One person cannot tell another that they are suffering or that

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    good death. The Institute of Medicine defines a good death as one that is free from avoidable stress and suffering for both the patient and family, and is in accord with family and patient wishes. Physician assisted suicide can help those who are terminally ill receive the good death that they wish to have. Physician assisted suicide allows patients to die on their own terms before suffering from their terminal illness becomes too much for them to bear. Jason Barber’s wife, Kathleen, was diagnosed

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    helplessly suffering from pain that cannot be controlled with any type of treatment or pain medications. Meanwhile your cousin has been watching her father slowly die and lose all quality of life. While some doctors believe that assisted suicide is morally wrong, it is the right way to end the pain and suffering of terminal illnesses in certain situations. If that family member could have been given the option of assisted suicide, they wouldn’t have to go through so much unnecessary suffering and they

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    Bible and Aeneas in the Aeneid suffer while doing their duties, yet they stay faithful and persistent to their obligations, despite constant suffering. While Job’s suffering tests his faith in God, Aeneas’ suffering differs as his pietas, or duty is tested. Job and Aeneas do not know the fate set forth by the gods, yet after enduring a great amount of suffering they reach relief and the knowledge of their fate. An important difference is that Job’s fate is the compensation for what he had lost and

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    depending on certain circumstances. People may ask if it is humane to euthanize a person or not, nonetheless shouldn 't society be asking if it remains humane to force them to suffer if they establish the choice to stop their life sooner to stop that suffering. Could it be morally our responsibility to talk the person out of intending to hasten their death? Or does it label us less compassionate if society refuses to assist in carrying out their wishes. Is there a difference between killing an individual

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    something for one single reason. Yet, why does God allow Job to suffer? Is he trying to prove a point to Satan? Even though we do not know the actual reasons behind Gods’ decisions, there are many clues which justify why God goes through with Job’s suffering. As one continues to read, we start to ask ourselves: why will Job suffer such tragedies? The simple answer is that God is trying to show Satan that Job is truly obedient and faithful. Job’s troubles begin after God boasts to Satan about how righteous

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    not agree with it. Even though it is not legal, many doctors do it behind closed doors. They would overdose patients on morphine or other drugs to end their suffering. Overall i believe that Euthanasia should be legal within Canada. Terminally-ill people suffer until their death, some of them want to end their life before they are suffering a lot. It is illegal to have someone help you commit suicide, but what if you’re unable to? Sue Rodriguez ran into this problem. It is not illegal to commit

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    countries have different laws concerning it, there are countries that do not have laws about it at all. What is euthanasia and PAS (Physician assisted suicide)? Euthanasia is the practice of intentionally ending a person's life to relieve pain and/or suffering, while PAS involves a doctor knowingly and intentionally providing a person with the knowledge or means or both, required to commit suicide, including counselling about lethal doses of drugs, prescribing such lethal doses or supplying the drugs.

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