Ken can't move… His career, his passion and his relationship to his girlfriend, depends on his
ability to move. Kens situation is that, he is sentenced to be in a hospitals bed for the rest of his life.
Looking at his previous life and how he is now, I understand his desire for taking his own life.
Whatever he does, he can't practice his passion and live for what he appreciates. All he has left is
his mind, a very well functioning mind actually. The fact that he is such a smart bloke means that he
understands his situation; he is able to question it and a very articulate guy. I think that makes him
capable of taking this decision.
I also respect Ken's decision because, he has no living relatives. Since he broke up with his
girlfriend, he won't leave a lot of sorrow in connection with his death. In most cases, a decision of
this kind would leave an arsenal of relatives and friends in pain. Normally, the patient would have
to review this with all relatives. In Ken's case,......

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Title: Whose Life Is It Anyway?
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Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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