I agree with Lucifel...because her comment mimick the Indian Suprem Court verdict on "Aruna Shanbaug case-2012". In verdict, the SC fixed sound guildines to execute the euthanasia:) 

Yes - there are some illnesses that cause constant excruciating agony to the sufferer. It not only affects them physically but mentally, too. They are bed bound, can't move for fear of experiencing more pain. It affects them emotionally as well. We will often end the life of a beloved animal because it is in too much pain - the animal cannot tell us what it wants but we do what we think is best. However, a human who can tell us how much pain they're in and how they want it to end will just be ignored. Why do we treat animals better then humans? If the person is of sound mind, I do not see why we cannot end their suffering - it is the kindest thing to do. Wanting to keep them with us is just selfish. Obviously, there have to be strict guidelines and laws in place - medical examinations, both physical and mental, must be taken to ensure that there is no cure, the suffering is beyond that which can be relieved through traditional pain treatment, and tests that prove the patient is fully aware of the implications. People say it's playing God - well, I don't believe in God, I believe in what I see and if I see a loved one suffering then I want to do anything I can to help them.

I'm pro euthanasia for anyone who can make rational decisions on his own life.Wether completely healthy or terminally ill.

And those I'm pro euthanasia for anyone who can make rational decisions on his own life whether completely healthy or terminally ill.

And those who can't make that decision for themselves need to be reviewed by a proper medical panel to judge the condition of the patient and possibilities of recovery, If inspite of vegetative state if there is brain activity.. then at the least give the patient often LSD or psilocybin so they do't become brain dead of boredom.

It is an important topic to be discussed when we are healthy, I think we have have the right to refuse treatment and let nature take its course. So we must to let our relatives know our will. 

#CorrectMeIfYouNoticeAnyMistakeThankYou.

With euthanasia, it is a fine line between being kind and ending one's life without their consent.

Many very sick and dying people are unable to express if or not they want to be euthanized. Allowing euthanasia is like opening Pandora’s box, it allows many uncertainties and legal jargon will get in the way of what is right and what is wrong. This is why there are many organization who are fighting against it.

More information here: http://www.euthanasia.com/argumentsagainsteuthanasia.html

I am against allowing euthanasia to become a love one's nightmare and a lawyer's or HMO's golden goose!

I hope that your father gets well soon.