I, for one, would like to normalize what is often called "dying with dignity" but could also be described simply as "intentionally dying." It's not suicide in the traditional sense, it's choosing your end of life with the same sort of assertiveness that most of us wish to have in all the other aspects of our lives. I understand why it's difficult. I still think we should be able to be in control of our own termination sequence when many of our subsystems are already doing so of their own accord.
I, for one, would like to normalize what is often called "dying with dignity" but could also be described simply as "intentionally dying." It's not suicide in the traditional sense, it's choosing your end of life with the same sort of assertiveness that most of us wish to have in all the other aspects of our lives. I understand why it's difficult. I still think we should be able to be in control of our own termination sequence when many of our subsystems are already doing so of their own accord.