Hello! @xpilar.wiitness

The subject you have brought up invites a very sensitive and deep discussion. Euthanasia, or euthanasia, can be defined as the act of deciding to end a person's suffering at the end of their life. While discussing this, all issues like humanity, law, religion and social values ​​need to be considered deeply.

First, the big question is whether the individual has the right to make decisions about his life. Our Right to Sustain Life is a novel that deeply explores our psychological and human rights. However, euthanasia is a matter of challenging that right as it is a decision to end life.

Considering the subject matter of Sri Lanka, you should be aware that there is a special respect for life in our country's religious and cultural heritage. According to Buddhism, making end-of-life decisions involves great responsibility and deep inquiry. Therefore, there is usually a conflict of critical opinions about compassion in our society.

We appreciate your comments, especially your thoughtful consideration of the complexity and sensitivity of this issue. Before making such a decision either personally or within a family, it is essential to consider all the health, psychological and social implications.

I hope you never have to face such a difficult situation.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!