practice of euthanasia, might argue that helping the terminally ill to bring about their own deaths, and allowing them to determine the how and when, is humane. It allows the person, who is simply living to die, to maintain dignity by orchestrating their own end, thus letting them die at peace, rather than suffer to the end. They no longer would perceive themselves to be a burden and disgrace to those they love. Supporters feel that each and every person has the right to be able to choose how they live, and how they die. Supporters of this technique believe that they are actually helping the sickly individual by easing their discomforts, and releasing them of their pains. They are letting them go on to a "better place," free of harm, and illnesses. According to recent finds, many Americans would agree, but the question is, have they taken
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