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Most people agree that patients suffering from fatal or incurable diseases have the right to apply euthinasia! It's called "The Right to Die"... Huge numbers of cases has undergone euthanasia which has only increased the volumes of graveyards, and decreased the hope for people to enjoy being alive. Laws in most countries forbid this kind of immediate suicide, but people with no experience are still trying to fight these laws until now! Euthinasia is a very hard decision that families take to end the suffering of their beloved patient. This is an advantage of euthanasia that people consider very precious, but, in fact, euthinasia appears to be a dangerous monster facing families every day and driving them to take illogical decisions for their related patients who are unable to defend themselves…
Is euthinasia essential? Is it ethical? Well people say that this is kind of rest for the suffering hopeless patients. Although many theories say that this kind of suicide is essential, a big part of logic states that this is considered steeling the chance of recovery and coming back to normal life from patients! As a matter of fact, it's completely non-ethical and should always be forbidden and illegal! Checking statistics, we find that huge number of people in comas have surprised their relatives by sudden recovery! Many others have died at the end, but at least it was their definite destiny to die and not a selfish decision that someone made for them without their permission.
People may always be asked if they support mercy killing, but has a patient ever been asked this question after experiencing partial death and coming back to life again? In fact, miracles happen! As long as there is a 0.000000…1 % of recovery for a human being, euthinasia should never be allowed as time goes by. One of the most important problems facing the law of forbidding euthinasia is that governments don't completely support their peoples but leave them facing the facts they hate alone. Subsidy should be offered to every person unable to afford the medical costs which will make it easier for people to face the facts and be more patient. Religion here should take place since it also forbids mercy killing. Many religions now consider euthinasia an exact suicide, not more not less. Forbidding this kind of indirect murder will allow millions of people in the world to use their chance to be alife, even if forced to do so. Life changes the way we change it, and it's our decision to keep it normal or consider it miserable after a lucky recovery from a coma, etc…
Wise people understand the benefits of a wise advice! The world doesn't exist because of a coincidence, and so are our lives. Ending them is very wrong, struggling till the end and enjoying them is the best we can do. Losing hope so easily is a phenomenon we should get rid of, otherwise no success in everybody's life may occur. Forbidding euthinasia is so beneficial, and surrendering for lame death isn't a smart thing to do.
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