Euthanasia day in Switzerland. Doctor "Do you understand what happens when the valve is removed?" Mr. Mukae "I will die." Doctor "If that is your final wish, you may open the valve." Mr. Mukae "Yes, OK. Thank you." Mr. Mukae chose euthanasia in Switzerland. Japan must think about euthanasia in many senses. In one survey, the most common answer was wanting to spend the end of life with "home care and watching over," yet why do people ultimately die in a "hospital," with tubes put through the body, gastrostomy, tortured and suffering while "life-prolonging treatment" tries to keep them alive even one more day? During life-prolonging treatment they still receive a pension, which becomes inheritance for the family, and the bedridden become the family breadwinner. Hospitals fill beds, medical fees go up, and doctors profit too. Don't make people suffer at the very end.

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