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This is a topic that should be considered
during a healthy period of life,
and may be an issue to address
before thinking about inheritance.
Infertility surgeries widely performed in European countries and “euthanasia” in Nazi Germany were state-compelled and have no relevance to dignity death based on self-determination.
However, in Europe, there is still a strong resistance to the term “euthanasia”.
This is something I strongly felt when I was working as a doctor in Europe.
Originally, the word euthanasia, which means euthanasia, is derived from the Greek words eu (beautiful, easy, good) and thanatos (death).
In other words, in ancient Greece, euthanasia was a common practice.
Socrates, who chose death by drinking poison carrot, is a typical example.
A doctor who opposed this idea appeared, and his belief is still being passed down to medical students today.
That’s the “Hippocratic Oath“.
Understanding this belief will give you a more organized understanding of euthanasia and dignity death.
I hope you will understand.
And please remember the flow of euthanasia activities that spread from Europe to America.
This will be a very important understanding later on.
Hippocrates, a doctor in ancient Greece, prioritized the respect for life and life extension above all else.
