Debate on Assisted Dying Legislation in New York

This chapter explores the controversial medical aid in dying bill in New York, discussing its potential approval and the varied societal reactions it has sparked. Opponents, including the Catholic Church and disability rights advocates, voice their concerns about moral implications, while supporters emphasize the need for patient autonomy in end-of-life choices. The chapter reflects on emotional narratives, the complexities of legislative negotiations, and the moral dimensions surrounding physician-assisted dying.