Suppose that a loved one is suffering from an extremely painful and debilitating terminal illness. She is mentally competent and
has informed all of her friends and family members of her readiness and desire to die tranquilly. She has asked you to help end her torment and facilitate the dying process by providing her with a lethal dose of palliative medicine, which you have access to. Relying exclusively on insights and principles from care ethics, what would you do and how would you justify your decision
I would help with her wish especially if it is legal to do so in the state we live.
Explanation:
There have been arguments that people should be allowed to die in whatever way they choose to go. And others should be able to help them carry this out.
Although illegal in many parts of the world and some states in the united states, authorities can take into account the circumstances concerning such a death and decide not to prosecute.
Sixteen-year-old Yung Sunfeelings are a clear example of personal fable.
Explanation:
The personal fable is a common though or belief among adolescent that makes them think that they are special and unique and life difficulties or problem won't affect them. Actually Yung Sun belief demonstrate this by feeling insulted when parents talk about statistics.
