The world of the law- euthanasia

The world of the law- euthanasia

“He already did his job. He has raised his three kids and is a respectful grandfather. It’s ok to let him go,” the grandma said while she was signing the euthanasia documents.

After that, she told the grandpa “ We are going home. I know you want to go home.”

The grandma asked the nurses to remove the machine, which hook in grandpa’s head.

The grandpa couldn’t move, but he knew euthanasia was what he wanted. No more pain. No more suffer. All of his children and grandchildren were around him.

Nevertheless euthanasia was debated from 1870. Some of people claimed that this system was against the God. They think there is the reason that God want us to suffer. However, for most of the countries, this is a legal law already.

“I would rather my grandpa die in the pace than suffer the pain. He was in the pain; we were also in the pain from watching him suffer”, his grandkid said.

But from the doctor’s point of view, their job is to save lives, even though the chance is only 1%.  

Nevertheless, the euthanasia is legal in many countries, but sometimes our decisions are still based on our emotions.