Sorry, but I disagree. If a patient is in so much pain that they require high doses of pain medication which may cause death due to respiratory depression, then that is not euthanasia. No medical personnel is going to risk their license to do euthanasia.
Are you an RN , MD, NP or PA?
There are high dosed patients because of pain.
There are also patients who are placed on morphine for no good reason and die within hours because of intentionally suppressed respirations.
Have worked with families of patients who were essentially euthanized by medical staff within hours of ER admission.
Do not ever let your family go to the hospital or stay at the hospital by themselves.
Respiration depression induced by deliberate removal from a ventilator or withdrawal of all hydration and nutrition is flat out murder; aka euthanasia.
Drowning victims and carbon monoxide poisoning victims all given ventilation by responsible, moral medical professionals.
Are you an RN , MD, NP or PA?
I'm none of the above. But please note that most all "legalized" abortionists are one of the above. Degrees have no upper hand on morality or sanctity.
It has been my experience that through their caring, compassion and empathy, health care workers project more pain on to patients than the patients are actually experiencing.
Yes, they do risk their licenses.
I’ve done demonstrations in workshops on the perception of pain. One in particular I was presenting to a group of nurses and purposely reached into a double spring coyote trap with my hand, continuing to present for fifteen minutes until two men removed it. Not once did I experience pain during the demonstration while the participants were perceiving me experiencing pain.
In death, the higher consciousness one experiences does not allow the perception of pain. They are at two different frequencies. This is also how pain is blocked with placebos and in hypnosis.