Should Assisted Dying Be Allowed

Assisted dying should be freedom of choice. Opponents would argue, people should not be allowed to assisted dying, they could abuse the power. While people could abuse the power, an individual choice to end their life, is a personal and individual decision. Assisted dying should be a choice for terminally ill patients.

If someone is in a lot of pain, and facing endless treatments, no chance of getting better, they should have the choice to end their life. Everyone should have a choice if they want to live, or do not want to. If someone is slowly dying, they should be able to die with dignity. Patients can refuse any treatment, otherwise it would be a form of abuse if doctors made them take it.

Jane Stephen lived in England where they forbid assisted dying. She had cancer, she was in a lot of pain. She had to be on bed-rest, and could barely go

Otherwise people would be dying a slow and painful death. Isn’t a sudden, painless death better than a slow painful death. Every cancer patient or terminally ill patient, that does not have very long to live should have a choice.

No one should have to live with endless pain. Everyone has the right to live, shouldn’t everyone have the right to death. Everyone should be able to control their own life. No family wants to watch their loved ones in agonizing pain. A terminally ill patient should have a choice. No one can force a terminally ill patient to live. Dying with dignity should be a right. Assisted dying should be legalized for terminally ill patients. Everyone should have freedom and choice, in how they should be able to live and die. Not many terminally ill patients go for assisted dying. Some do want to die with dignity and some just live with the pain. Never ending pain and slowly dying with cancer or some kind of illness is the worst way to die. Assisted dying should be legalized here so ill people can be able to die with