They might be suffering from Lou Gehrig's Disease. They might be suffering from multiple sclerosis. They might be suffering from any number of other types of injuries and diseases. What we don't think about are the cases that bring out our most empathetic feelings. Take the case of one Christine Busalacchi, who was so severely injured in an accident that she now lives in what her father calls a "persistent vegetative condition...
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She has lost enough weight to cause her to appear as someone else. She has her right leg bent with her knee always in the air and her left foot is frozen in a quite unnatural manner. Her skin remains milk white, the kind of colour one would associate with the skin of dead bodies. She chews constantly, often gagging on her own saliva...
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What Is Physician Assisted Suicide This is only good when the patient has absolutely no chance of surviving, or, if he does survive, then he would be a total vegetable; as good as dead...	1 / 266
Assisted Suicide The most common form of euthanasia is lethal injection. Euthanasia can be voluntary (at the patient's request), nonvoluntary (without the knowledge or consent of the patient) or involuntary (against his or her wishes)...	2 / 285
Physician Assisted Suicide For me, it is not a choice but that is only my specific opinion. Similar to a choice to religion or the choice on abortion, you yourself must be free to make that choice...	2 / 447
Assisted Suicide Three quarters of the people surveyed believed that the choice should be given to the patient. The second question was about non-immediate life threatening cases "When a person has an incurable disease that is not immediately life-threatening but causes that person to experience great suffering, do you, or do you not think that competent doctors should be allowed by law to end the patient's life through mercy killing, if the patient has made a formal request in writing?" As you can see, when a case is not immediately life threatening, the general publics answer is mixed...	3 / 824