Thesis: In order to avoid disheveled situations in institutions involving unaccepted medical standards, Euthanasia should be legalized because it prevents the disbursement of money and resources, quality of life overrides the length of life, and ultimately death comes down to an individual's choice.
I.The legalization of euthanasia would save money for the American health care system.
A.The amount of money spent on life support, or further patient treating is far more expensive as opposed to other health care options.
B.Maintaining an individual on life support becomes financial costly as well in man hours, and resources.
II.Quality of life of an individual is far more essential than the length of an individual's life.
A.Attempting to alleviate the suffering of one who is trained to prolong life results in uneasy conflicts results in unsatisfactory quality of life.
B.Roles of constant pain may appear in an individuals prolonged life, leading them towards a desire for assisted death, resulting in disappointed quality of life.
III. Solely under established events and advocated analysis, dying comes down to choice.
A.Doctors should have the right to allow and assist others who are ill and suffering the option to die when they choose.
B.Understanding the nature of certain pleas given by the individual due to expressing the intentions of ending their life to halt unending suffering.
I.The legalization of euthanasia would save money for the American health care system.
A.The amount of money spent on life support, or further patient treating is far more expensive as opposed to other health care options.
B.Maintaining an individual on life support becomes financial costly as well in man hours, and resources.
II.Quality of life of an individual is far more essential than the length of an individual's life.
A.Attempting to alleviate the suffering of one who is trained to prolong life results in uneasy conflicts results in unsatisfactory quality of life.
B.Roles of constant pain may appear in an individuals prolonged life, leading them towards a desire for assisted death, resulting in disappointed quality of life.
III. Solely under established events and advocated analysis, dying comes down to choice.
A.Doctors should have the right to allow and assist others who are ill and suffering the option to die when they choose.
B.Understanding the nature of certain pleas given by the individual due to expressing the intentions of ending their life to halt unending suffering.