Euthanasia involves terminating a human's life when they are suffering from a terminal illness and living in intolerable pain. It can be done through lethal injection, withdrawing life support, or allowing the patient to refuse treatment. There is an ethical debate around euthanasia, as some believe it relieves suffering while others view it as wrong or against their religion. The document outlines four types of euthanasia and discusses arguments for and against allowing the practice.

1. Euthanasia Painless Death

2. Euthanasia is the termination of a human because they are living an intolerable life and are terminally ill…

3. It is ended either by lethal injection…

5. Over-dose…

7. Or withdrawl from life support or medication.

10. Euthanasia as an Ethical Dilemma There is a difference of opinion… Some believe it is for the better… Others believe it is completely wrong or against their religion.

12. There are four types of Euthanasia

13. One The doctor gives the patient a prescription to ‘put them to sleep’

15. Two Voluntary That the patient refuses medicine, life support, takes their own life or over-doses

17. Three Non-Voluntary The patient approves of the death and it is performed by a friend or family member

19. Four Terminal Sedation Medical induced sleep without other treatment

21. Assisted suicide is not a legitimate medical procedure and this was determined by the attorney general in 2001…

23. The United States refuse to legally allow Euthanasia…

24. And as far as we know, that will not change for a long time.

26. Arguments Against… Euthanasia is for people who have terminal illness… Terminal meaning someone that is expected to die in 6 months

28. Arguments For… The patient is in unbearable pain To the family of a cancer patient, to see that person undergo so much is the most difficult task

29. To a family of a patient in a coma, knowing they cannot live their life or even speak, is unbearable They have the right to commit suicide

31. You cannot force someone to live No laws or medical ethics requires everything to be done to keep a person alive

33. Since 2000 20 cases of euthanasia go on trial every year… And every single one has prevailed

35. In the end, you helped them