Navigating the Ethics of Assisted Dying

This chapter explores the complex ethical and societal implications of assisted suicide and euthanasia, focusing on the burdens society places on individuals regarding their life value. It examines the emotional and legal dimensions of medical assistance in dying (MAID), emphasizing patient autonomy, caregiver responsibilities, and the psychological pain that can accompany suffering. Through reflective dialogue, the chapter raises profound questions about the interconnectedness of life, suffering, and the moral considerations of death, challenging cultural perceptions and legal frameworks surrounding these sensitive topics.