A person who is suffering has the right to choose what should be done with his or her life. He or she may choose to get treated and he also has the freedom to not choose treatment. If treatment is unavailable and a person is unable to bear the suffering, then it is his or her right to end the painful life. Ending such a life in a medically monitored manner is the most rational thing to do. Instead of people who are suffering immensely ending their lives in brutal or horrifying ways, it is better for a doctor and the person’s family to assist in the process. In simple terms of fundamental rights, a person has the right to decide what he or she wishes to do with his or her life. To question euthanasia would be to question if a person has the right to decide what should be done with his or her life. Unless that fundamental right is taken away, euthanasia makes sense.