youth in asia

My answer to your question would be yes, I would take a chance and hope that they don't die from it. You say Ebola kills 50-90% of that victims, which gives me hope right there. First I want to say I know my mom and know she would never asking me to do such a thing. I admit visiting her each day would be extremely hard, but how can I complain. The funny thing I just when to church on Friday and learned about complaining. I complain all the time, which is bad about me. Before a run I start to complain, but look at it this way. A person who can't walk is probably saying man I wish I could run. That's why we should be able to give thanks more. when you complain you only look at the negative side of things, and never look at the positive side. Now I ask myself would my mom complain about this disease? Yes she would, but I would be right there to tell her what I learned. Help her look at the positive side of things, like the wonder full life she's had, a good husband, family, and so much other things that this list would go on forever. Some people don't even get a chance to breath their first gasp of air, or 5 weeks after their born die. I had a chance to live and so did my mom, why should we complain? We were given life and now a medical procedure comes along that plans to destroy it. Euthanasia makes demoralizes humans and can take away our hearts. I'm so glad I waited till today before I posted this argument because if I hadn't I wouldn't been able to share with you some of the stuff I've learned. I believe I answered your questions so I'm going to start up two other argument on the topic. First I want to explain to you the types of euthanasia and cases that do occur in them. Passive euthanasia is still euthanasia except doctors let the patient die slowly with no anesthetics given to them. Active euthanasia is when the doctor puts a lethal injections in order to kill the patient right away. If you're for euthanasia you can't be for a part of it, Pick a side. Doctors kill patients because they ask them to and family members make the decision. Even if you would just accept one part of euthanasia, trust me other parts would be accepted. Now let me give you some examples. A persons father just got old timers and it's like his father is dead. He decides to use euthanasia because he thinks that would be what he wants. Many cases like this would appear. Do you think he should die because his son thinks it's expensive to keep him in a home, and it's like he's not even their because his father can't remember him?( I should of used a coma example, but I think this is good enough) Here is another example a person is paralyzed from the neck down from a car accident. He use to love being active, but now all they can do is watch TV, talk to other people, ..... Would you agree to put that person under euthanasia? If euthanasia is accepted it would just become more and more normal as time goes by. I remember a joke my cousin use to say which was" that's how it starts". This joke is very well true. I bank robber starts with a simple robbery at a candy store and continues to move on up until he reaches banks. For example a person who takes cocaine don't take it right away. It starts at weed and increases to cocaine later on down the road. euthanasia would continue to grow just like this. People with depression would start using this method. As society gets use to killing and would start to be thought of as good. Minds would begin to twist. My second argument is vary contradictory when used against doctors. People become doctors not to kill people but to save and help them. A doctor promises never to harm a patient and to never give medicine that can poison someone when becoming a doctor. Do they just throw this oath away after becoming one?