Physician-assisted suicide, created by Jack Kevorkian, was a topic that sparked various opinions among people. Some individuals believed that it provided a compassionate way for those suffering from unbearable pain or terminal illnesses to have control over their own deaths. They felt that it was their right to avoid unnecessary suffering and to die with dignity. Others, however, strongly opposed this idea, saying that it went against their beliefs and religious values. They believed that only God had the power to determine when a person's life should end. The debate surrounding physician-assisted suicide raised important questions about ethics, personal autonomy, and the role of healthcare professionals in end-of-life decisions.
