You’re so worried about making the wrong choice, yet you advocate for a situation where the law makes a blanket one-size-fits-all choice that’s inevitably going

You’re so worried about making the wrong choice, yet you advocate for a situation where the law makes a blanket one-size-fits-all choice that’s inevitably going to be the wrong one sometimes. You (rightly) worry about a situation where someone is pressured into dying, or chooses to die because their brain is broken. But what about situations where someone is suffering horribly with no relief to come, and they want to end it, and their family agrees, and their doctors, but everyone is prevented from carrying out their wishes because of a blanket ban?