Doing euthanasia can release burdens and responsibility form social and family. ... He/she may cost lots of bills for medical and waste medical support. ... On the same way, they also can keep rarity medical support. ... On the family's view, euthanasia can release a patient's painful and stress form the family, because he/she may cause argument from his/her family. ... I believe euthanasia is not for befitting, but it is responsible for family and social. ...

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Sarah has a bad temper and behavior issues in school and her family. ... Sarah's problems in school stem from the fact that her mother works 2 jobs to support the family because their father was deported when her brother was born and he has not seen them, called them or supported them in any fashion since. ... This is a barrier for her as well as her entire family. ... There are times that Sarah needs her mother's support. Sarah needs to have personal time alone, she needs nurturing and support from her mother which apparently she is not receiving (Berkley, 2011). ...

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Passive euthanasia is removing life support or not providing CPR to a dying patient. ... People do not want to be a burden to their families. ... Another problem that doctors have faced is when a patient can no longer decide for them self, should the family be able to decide when life support should be stopped? In some cases, the doctor wants to keep the patient alive and the family does not. ... Most of my family supported his wishes; however no doctor was willing to perform an assisted suicide. ...

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Most people who are for euthanasia have seen family members suffer from fatal diseases and think it is wrong to watch a loved one suffer. ... He supports people in suffering. ... In 1988 The Unitarian-Universalist Association issued a statement in support of euthanasia, but only if there are proper precautions in place to avoid abuse. ... I would not want my family to see me in pain. I would also want them to support me on my decision. ...

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My family and I rush out of the house, thinking his at the hospital and that he will be okay, but minutes later my brothers friend calls to let us know that he has passed away. ... The entire family was devastated of his death, he was a loving person who not only cared about himself but others as well. He was eighteen when he moved to US to support his parents and two younger brothers in Pakistan, from that day on his life changed, he was only a teenager when he had to worry about supporting his entire family instead of going out parting and attending college, he was working hard to earn his...

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The Inability to Provide for His Family, and Why it Drove Mr. ... Shimerda must not have thought that he would have to support his family by means of plowing fields for food and actually building a home from materials gathered from the earth. ... The burden of not providing for his family only gets worse. His family has to bear the cold winter in a dugout with no food. ... Also, the burden of having no one to lean on for support, such as for advice and to borrow equipment, leaves Mr. ...

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His personality changing is shown when he tells his family and also Razumihin to stay away. ... She has lived a life of poverty while raising a family under a prostitute's minute income and an alcoholic husband. Her daughter, Sonia, has to turn to prostitution, to support the suffering family and what little money she makes, her father squabbles it to quench his alcoholism. ... She no longer has a husband to give her company and support. She has to raise her children all alone, with only Sonia to support her, which drives her to the edge of insanity. ...

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In most cases symptoms can be managed with the right combinations of medication, psychotherapy and social/emotional support. ... Become knowledgeable about the bipolar disorder, the symptoms, treatments and how it can affect the person and their family. ... Most people do recover from depression and live a normal life but the people who do not recover completely has to receive support from friends and family and stay on some type of treatment. ... Living with either one can be difficult but with treatment and support from love ones, one can recover and live a n...

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They consider it to be wrong, their arguments support their religion which say, Since humans did not create themselves they do not own our bodies. ... A poll conducted by the U.S PASA stated that 84% of Americans strongly support this idealogy. ... They might be those are termially ill or their family members who believe that suffering is not a part of life.The key argument for euthanasia is that all Americans have a constitutional right to life, and that control of life includes the authority to end it. ... Many with severe disabilities wish to avoid passing on the costs of expensive medic...

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If what I feel were equally distributed to the whole human family, there would not be one cheerful face on earth. ... Many studies have shown that depression seems to run in families from generation to generation. ... In supporting evidence, one doctor tells of a forty-seven-year-old woman who reported seeing UFO's and announced that Jesus had commanded her to board one of them. ... Family members described the woman as having become sad, tired, and reclusive. ... The pressure put on the student by family members, teachers, coaches, and television can be too much. ...

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Who should decide: the patient, the physician, the courts, or the families? ... Families and physicians feel a variety of powerful emotions when dealing with a patient dying a slow and agonizing death. ... They have their responsibilities, but should they support the patient's position, or should they stay out of it? Should they side with the family? ... Despite their confused state, the family urges the physician to withhold the tube, thereby hastening death. ...

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As young people grow into adults it is a time of extraordinary change and stress for them and their families. ... Usually they do not want to die and try to hint to their friends and family that they want help. ... After a suicide, friends and family are often intensely affected. ...

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Kevorkian stresses that he always tries to talk people out of committing suicide and that he will only take patients who support the decision to die. ... Whether it be pain, depression, or to not be a burden to their families. ... If family members would just allow time they might find that the idea of death was a wrong and premature decision. ... Fully supported by his wife. ... Or the patient may not wish to be a burden on their family members any longer because of financial or emotional costs. ...

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Benjy is mentally retarded, which makes some of his family threaten to send him to a mental hospital to live. ... When he gets older, he becomes ruthless and unloving towards his family. ... Jason stole money that was meant to be child support for Quentin. ... In the real world, many families are split apart in situations just like the Compsons'. ... Families, on occasion, break apart when these situations occur. ...

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We are in control of your body and hold our lives in our hands, right or wrong we have the option to end our lives, and in extreme cases our families have the right to act on our behalf. ... A subject many people don't want to discuss especially when a family member is on the verge. ... If the family is not prepared, they cannot ask the ill member to hold on for them. ... No longer does a person die when they naturally would-life-support now prevents that. ... It is hard for the family to let go, but at the same time one must respect the wishes of the individual and unders...

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At this time it is legal to turn off a patient's life support system, with the permission of the family. ... The majority of the medical profession also does not support Euthanasia. ... Some support Euthanasia others do not. ...

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Being all over the news stations, some people's minds are realizing that a girl killed herself because she couldn't be accepted for what she wanted to be, and it was because of how her own family treated her. ... Even though the Bible says that God doesn't make mistakes, and that being a different sexuality is wrong, no parent or family member should make their child feel wrong or insecure about how they feel about themselves. She had a positive support from friends and people at school, but her parents were appalled and refused to accept her. ... Because of a girl's close-...

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They also want to die with dignity while being surrounded by family and friends. ... Also, the living will is made by the patient while they are still in good health to inform the doctors about the use of artificial life support systems if the need for them arises. ... The act of placing a family member in a nursing home can be a very difficult decision to make. ... This causes the financial burden to fall upon the family. ... After, the family has placed someone in a nursing home, there are still things that should be done. ...

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There have been a number of people supporting the legalization of euthanasia. ... For a while now, polls show that majority of Americans support euthanasia. ... We need more support for there to be any effect. ... So instead of putting up with all their suffering, he or she asks a professional or a close family member to assist in ending their pain and suffering. ... There are many religious figures that support active euthanasia. ...

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It is painful for families to admit that their children have committed suicide (Nelson & Galas 24). ... Many children grow up in divorced households, while others experience both parents as full time workers, leaving little time for family time (Smith 47). ... Parents should not attempt to minimize what their child is going through, and express a great deal of love, concern and support. According to a study, ninety percent of suicidal teenagers believed their families did not understand them. ... Most importantly, individuals willing to help a suicidal teen should build up a support system for...

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Many doctors in history have stated that they cannot and would not support such a policy. ... These people are not on life support and would not die if they were taken from the hospital, but they would be unable to live a normal life again. This is normally where family members would make the decision for the person, which is often looked at as murder. ... The family just decides that they have nothing left to live for. ... Many individuals don't know how to ask for help, and so they turn to death and hope that their friends and family will support them. ...

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I feel the school should support the teens. I mean we spend 35 hours a week in school, why not support? ... A family can put a lot of pressure on a teenager, if they are having problems. ... So do two of my uncles on my mom's side of the family. My mom and I figure that depression is hereditary in our family because my grandmother had a nervous breakdown when my mom was little; although back then they really didn't know that much about depression as they do today. ...

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When you are sick, your family members, or friends take care of you, and you are thankful to them, but sorry at the same time. ... You may feel excruciating pain every minute, and your family members take care of you all day. ... For them, it is the very last moment of living, and they have given up so many things for instance friends, families, and other entertainments. ... Also, their families spend money and time to care them. ... I personally support the physician assisted suicide requirements of Oregon because Oregon is the first state of America which allow their people to euthanize, an...

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After 4 years on life support she asked for PAS and was allowed to according to Belgium law. ... Others that go against PAS may argue that euthanasia of a human being is unethical but being on a life supporting machine with no chance is also immoral. Legalization will also help the interest of others such as patients, family, and the government causing no conflicts that can't be resolved. 3 States in the U.S. have allowed Physician Assisted Death and I believe it should be available through the country so that people can die with dignity....

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Passive Euthanasia is hastening the death of a person by altering some form of support and letting nature take its course. This is routinely done all over the world when life support equipment is removed from a patient by the family's request. ...

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