Reading the percentage of people who think we have our own right to die understand certain circumstances has assured me that I do think the same way of the public in different scenarios in which was given. If something accidental or purposely happen to me and I became brain dead, I would not want to go on living. What good am I to this world if I am incapable of taking care of myself. I have seen brain dead patients that are some what living only because they are able to breve but look soulless and have no function over their body. These patients are watched twenty four seven and are pampered as if they were babies. No disrespect to the caretakers that watch over these people, but how are these lives benefiting the world today? is it only just to make the ones who are taking care of the impaired feel good about themselves or is it societies way of continuing and saving the life cycle? They are unable to speak, but if they were, they would have implied to end their life because living a soulless impaired body is not the way to live. I understand that Doctors have signed a contract before they started their practice agreeing to the terms of keeping a patient alive if any means necessary. I am for this quota but not to the extent of people living in pain and suffering. This goes back the the topic of stem cell research when I stated in my discussion, that if a person is meant to die then that is their right.