Eutanasia

Finding the Answer to an Unanswerable Question <Tab/>"Nancy Crick, a 69 year-old grandmother who believed that she was dying of cancer, committed suicide in front of 21 family and friends. Two days after Nancy Crick's suicide, the pathologist who examined Nancy could find no visual trace of cancer in her body although there was evidence of previous cancers" (Weir 32). This brings up the question: Is assisted suicide and euthanasia really what needs …

…Ross. Choosing Life or Death. New York: The Free P, 1986. In the story "Choosing Life or Death," the article which covers research and experimental therapy studies painful deaths. It states that the patient is the one who has control over their own lives. The article goes on to describe how doctors feel hopeless for their patients. It informs readers of new research being conducted as well as experimental therapy for patients dealing with issues conce