ask for death..." (Henley 2 of 3). Almost everyday, somewhere in America, a dying patient requests info on how they can end their life, nonviolently due to the fact that they are suffering from terminal illness. In many of these cases, the patients may suffer from AIDS, different types of cancer, heart disease or some other type of horrible condition. Sometimes it may be a family member concerned because they see the pain that their loved one is going through and they have previously discussed considering euthanasia with the patient and or other family members. "...modern pharmaceutical developments have provided us with wonderful analgesics which...control terminal pain in about 90% of cases....But even more important than that 10% left, are the other forms of suffering which aren't physically painful" (Humphry 126). Euthanasia's role in society has changed drastically much so due to its unlimited resources o
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