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Euthanasia

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June 17, 2014

 

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John Warren first used ether in 1846 to help ease the pain of one of his patients. Another man, Samuel Williams, then proposed to actually end the person’s life instead of just taking away the pain (Emanuel). Most doctors didn’t want to end the patient’s life and held the stance that they would only administer pain killers to relieve pain...
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However, patients wanted to have the right to decide there own fate in life. During the early 1900’s a bill was introduced to allow euthanasia to those seriously injured or ill. The bill, which was introduced in Ohio, did not pass as it drew much criticism (Emanuel). The battle has raged on since then with only Oregon having a law legalizing the use of assisted suicide...
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