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I would like you to talk about all the various reasons you can think of both for and against providing euthanasia and/or assisted suicide to persons in the following groups: 1) terminally ill; 2) those in persistent vegetative states (a state in which the person is awake, but not conscious); 3) babies with severe abnormalities; and 4) persons who do not wish to live with particular diseases or disabilities (for example, Alzheimer's).

          I would like you to talk about all the various reasons you can think of both for and against providing euthanasia and/or assisted suicide to persons in the following groups:
1) terminally ill; 2) those in persistent vegetative states (a state in which the person is awake, but not conscious); 3) babies with severe abnormalities; and 4) persons who do not wish to live with particular diseases or disabilities (for example, Alzheimer's).

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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I would like you to talk about all the various reasons you can think of both for and against providing euthanasia and/or assisted suicide to persons in the following groups: 1) terminally ill; 2) those in persistent vegetative states (a state in which the person is awake, but not conscious); 3) babies with severe abnormalities; and 4) persons who do not wish to live with particular diseases or disabilities (for example, Alzheimer's).