Title: Euthanasia: A Gateway To Relieve Suffering – Professor Ramos' Blog
Headings: Euthanasia: A Gateway To Relieve Suffering
Euthanasia: A Gateway To Relieve Suffering
Content: No matter how hard it is to let someone go, it is best to realize that we all come and go in life. We all come to an end, but why keep someone alive when they’re on the verge of dying? Why be afraid to accept the truth when you’re only causing nothing but pain for your loved one. Euthanasia should be viewed morally because it is relieving someone of suffering. According to the article “Legalization of Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia” it describes why majority of all physicians who do not volunteer to administer euthanasia or assisted suicide was based on their religion and also their code of conduct. The code of conduct that physicians make is that they make an oath to save lives and by euthanizing their patients it is breaking their code of conduct. Religion is the biggest barrier that most physicians have because they’re religion prohibits them from killing someone. If religion were to separate from work and the choices of others then euthanasia would become morally accepted. If most physicians were to separate that from a workplace environment then maybe everyone who is willing to be euthanized could end all of the pain and misery they are enduring due to doctors and close ones keeping that patient who is dying a live. In states where euthanasia is not legalized, the patients who are on the verge of dying or know that they have a small percentage of living they resort to a different type of method.