eople will take euthanasia to another level. Instead of dying because of suffering and pain, people will use injections and such to kill themselves or aid them in suicide.It is hard for one to imagine how tough it is to make a decision such as euthanasia. Sue Rodriguez was a woman who saw no other way out. Sue was a mother in her early thirties. She was dying slowly of Lou Gehrigs disease. She lived for several years with the knowledge that her muscles would, one by on, waste away until they day came when she would be fully conscious and choke to death. She begged the Courts to reassure her that a doctor would be allowed to assist her in choosing the moment of death, but was turned down. She lived on in terror. Then one day a doctor met with her and helped her in February 1994. The doctor broke the law to help this women die in peace so Sue would not have to continue living scared of that moment when her muscles would completely fail on her. Stories like these make you think if euthanasia is all that bad. It is bad things happen. We must never forget that there is a reason for everything and we might not understand why but one day we will.In conclusion, euthanasia is a subject in our country that is growing day by day and cannot keep getting bigger. If euthanasia is not stopped maybe one day it will become legal as did abortion. We must never forget God has a plan and a will for everyone or else we would not be here. We must not take that plan and love for granted.When I started my research for this report I had mixed feelings about the topic. I thought that it should be considered. I generally thought that it was a humane thing and loving thing to do to a family member or loved one when you decide that they should be taken out of their misery or suffering. At first I thought that if the person agreed to or had a living will, which decided for them, then I thought it should be considered. Now I agree with all these peo...
