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…Euthanasia By: Susan Humphrey Your voice is hoarse. Your chest is burning. Your every wheezing breath is a struggle. You have been diagnosed with lung cancer and your condition is worsening. You are no longer able to rise from your hospital bed…

…of conception, the foetus is a human being with rights, so it would be a sin to abort it as one of the Ten Commandments is, 'Do not murder'. Christians also use this commandment, to support their belief that euthanasia is immoral and a sin. This is also murder…

…The term euthanasia means death without suffering, or a good death. There are four ways to qualify the word euthanasia. Voluntary euthanasia is when a patient makes a conscious decision that his or her life should end, and asks for help in doing so…

…that if the mother is sentenced to capital punishment, her life should be preserved because she is carrying another human life. Euthanasia is defined as the act of ending someone's life in order to relieve incurable suffering. It is not just about killing, but also about…

…a living will is just as easy if not easier than writing a death will, many people don't take the time to do so. Therefore, doctors have to debate the question of euthanasia - a question that each one of us should ponder long before we are put in this situation…

…Historically those nations that have opened the door to the monster of euthanasia have slid into a nightmare of murder. This is precisely what happened in Nazi Germany. They began by killing the sick and old then they destroyed the mentally ill, mentally…

…the concept of assisted-suicide. In fact, physician-assisted voluntary euthanasia is favoured three-to-one according to polls taken in the USA. Of course, the USA is not Canada, but how much different can we be. Still, although our countries have a long way to go…

…pertaining to assisted suicide. In almost all of the studies the majority of people responded for the right to end one's suffering by either euthanasia or assisted suicide. In one study done in Michigan, random groups of physicians and members of the general…

…EUTHANASIA AARP Bulletin Feb. 1997, Vol. 38, No. 2, Washington, D.C. Is euthanasia1 the right way to die? Everyone's life comes to an end in due time. We cannot change our destiny2. We may be confused at this time in life. There are many opposing…

…, Euthanasia, has existed ever since humans have been around to talk about it. Euthanasia, in Greek meaning good death, has brought much controversy to a world audience because it deals with ending the life of a human being. As stated by Kerby Anderson: Debate…