Although I am not seriously ill and a healthy person, I understand how unbearable the pain is.
I have dysmenorrhea, which is very serious. I have hysterical pain all day every month, diarrhea, dizziness, and vomiting. Whether it is going to school or the sprint stage of the college entrance examination, this day must be a day off and lying in bed for a whole day. Although it is only one day a month, I am not someone who has experienced it personally. I don't know how to endure these 10 to 20 hours. Abdominal cramps, tingling, sweating, vomiting, dizziness, and having to take painkillers at 2 in the middle of the night to fall asleep. But this is only one day a month.
Watching this movie, I can’t imagine, assuming that I will spend the rest of my life like this day after day, year after year... But at the same time there are some so-called law defenders who defend their so-called "respect for life." People of creed, prevent me from ending this day-to-day pain, just let me "live" until the day I can't afford the medical expenses, then unplug my oxygen tube or injection tube, or suffocate my life. Starving to death = = I will only feel that it is too inhumane, why I must be forced to be so painful and unable to get salvation, why it is also death, I have no right to choose a comfortable and dignified method of death.
I just think about it instead. So I can understand.
However, the boundary between euthanasia and suicide seems a bit ambiguous. I don’t support all people who don’t want to live to apply for euthanasia. I just hope that one day, I can pass some specific procedures such as testing, evaluation, and inspection. , To determine whether a person has an irretrievable life, whether there is only endless pain and torture waiting for him, whether he is understood by his family, whether there is sufficient reason, etc. No matter what, if a person is forced to that share, he should have the right to choose the way to die.
Just like a special case in the film, the young man who suffered from severe depression and self-immolation was not allowed to euthanize him, and first of all he was cured of depression.
I hope that one day, the law will be more humane and perfect, not just "laws"!
People are mortal, and I hope that the day I can choose (= = my mother will definitely scold me when I say this, "Bah, baah,", then throw it out=3=)
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