安乐死英文版.ppt

Euthanasia安乐死
our side
Euthanasia is still an unsettled issuse in today's world.
Only very few countries and regions have legitimized euthanasia while in most parts of the world it is still a hotly debated issue.
Surely ,we will say “no”, a big “NO”!
My opinions:
There are many reasons.
Fortunately,I watched a video about euthanasia in my winter vocation. At the same time, it really make me think of “SOMETHING”.
Before I tell the reasons , I'd like to share the story with you.
How to die : Simon's choice
Simon Binner: 57-year-old
He was diagnosed with motor neuron disease(运动神经元疾病) in January 2015 .
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进行性脊肌萎缩症
肌萎缩侧索硬化
进行性延髓麻痹……
Simon 无法正常说话
Simon has struggled against illness for 10 months,and finally decided to go to Swiss for Assisted dying.
He choose to die at November 2 (his birthday).
I don't think that most of us can understand him.
At the last stage of life
At the last stage of life
Last moment
one hand holding his wife's hand,another hand hold the Infusion switch with lethal anesthetict(装有致命麻醉剂的开关).If he turn on it, he will die gradually, not sleep!
Reason
Law
Diagram
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morality
emotion
That's a question of........
A plicated question
Dotor: when I see people who have serious illness, it’s quite difficult for me to decide if it's right to go. If I say “no”, you must go home, you can't patient is the only person who can decide which is the right moment. It's easier to who can go than for who stay 。
Family members: sad, blame themself ,can't accept the truth;they disagree,but they should respect the patient's decision. What they should do?
Law:
In the September 11, 2015, the last period of Simon's life,it's the first time for the British Parliament to vote for the Assisted dying bill (安乐死法案) in nearly 20 years .
so,it was not passed.