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There’s a big difference between something like this and the case of blinding, transient, despair-driven suicidality that we typically think of. I’d agree that

There’s a big difference between something like this and the case of blinding, transient, despair-driven suicidality that we typically think of. I’d agree that in the transient case, intervention should take place. But in a case like this where it’s planned and reviewed with a doctor, I don’t see any ethical problems.

trilbyglens 2y ago
In places with legal euthanasia multiple doctors need to sign off, as well as family. It's very controlled and not the sort of thing that happens without good reason.