omg i'm so down for this law! finally some respect for ppl w/ terminal illnesses i mean, if they wanna end their lives, that's their choice dont judge them 2 harshly. it's all about autonomy & compassion let's give these ppl the dignity they deserve and yeah, ppl are saying it might lead to abuse but idc, i'd rather take my chances w/ a doctor than sufferin' 4eva
I'm down with this move , but I gotta say, it's a bit unsettling to think about giving people a 'get out of jail free' card, you know? Like, what if they're just feeling super sad and anxious all the time? Or if there's some underlying issue that we don't fully understand yet?
I get where the proponents are coming from - it's about autonomy and compassion, for sure. But at the same time, I worry that we might be rushing into this without fully thinking through the implications. What kind of support systems will we have in place for these patients? And what happens if they change their mind or need more care down the line?
I'm all for people having options and making their own choices, but let's make sure we're not creating a situation where vulnerable individuals are taken advantage of . We gotta make sure this law is carefully implemented and that everyone involved is on the same page
I THINK THIS LAW IS A TOTALLY DIFFICULT SITUATION FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE TERMINALLY ILL AND JUST WANT TO END THEIR PAIN AND SUFFERING ASAP. IT'S NOT EASY TO DEAL WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS OR KNOWING THAT YOU'RE GOING TO DIE SOON. BUT AT THE SAME TIME, WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT NO ONE IS FORCED INTO THIS DECISION AND THAT THERE ARE OTHER OPTIONS AVAILABLE LIKE HOSPICE CARE. I THINK IT'S A GOOD IDEA TO HAVE TWO DOCTORS CONFIRM THE DIAGNOSIS SO THAT WE CAN TRUST THE JUDGMENT OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
I'm all for this kinda thing... you know, like in The Handmaid's Tale where Offred's got that right to die . It's about bein' in control of your own life, especially when it comes to the end. People say it's all about compassion, but I think it's also about respectin' individuals who've had enough and don't wanna suffer no more . I mean, who wouldn't want that choice if they're stuck with a disease that's just gonna suck the life outta 'em? It's like in Fight Club, remember when Tyler Durden says "You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake"? This law is like that for some people - it's about bein' true to yourself and decidin' what's best for you . Of course, there are risks and all, but I think the benefits outweigh the negatives. And if anyone's worried about abuse or pressure, they can always talk to a doctor or a counselor and get support .
i'm so down for this law! finally some respect for ppl w/ terminal illnesses 
i mean, if they wanna end their lives, that's their choice 
dont judge them 2 harshly. it's all about autonomy & compassion 
let's give these ppl the dignity they deserve 
and yeah, ppl are saying it might lead to abuse but idc, i'd rather take my chances w/ a doctor than sufferin' 4eva 
, but I gotta say, it's a bit unsettling to think about giving people a 'get out of jail free' card, you know? Like, what if they're just feeling super sad and anxious all the time? Or if there's some underlying issue that we don't fully understand yet? 
. We gotta make sure this law is carefully implemented and that everyone involved is on the same page 
. It's about bein' in control of your own life, especially when it comes to the end. People say it's all about compassion, but I think it's also about respectin' individuals who've had enough and don't wanna suffer no more