Same old, same old ... for a few extreme cases, we are changing the law that will fundamentally change the fabric of society ... 

Once it becomes a law people, especially old people, start thinking, and feel guilty: "I am old, I am in need of (ongoing)care, I am useless, I am only a burden on my loved ones, I better die" ... "Doctor! My discomfort, pain and disability is an 'unbearable' burden ... I want to die!"

On the other hand, when granny gets old and cranky and in need of ongoing care, children start to think ... "Well ... this is getting burdensome ... she should know ... she wont get any better ... only makes everyone's life miserable ... it is legal now ... hell ... it is the norm (governed by law) ... why doesn't she just request it ... maybe we can drop a few hints ... like not visiting ... "

Once it becomes the law, eventually it becomes the norm. Old people, out of sense of guilt will want it.... a society without care and compassion ... and this they call progress...