The Law Again Euthanasia is an unjustified attempt to limit patients' right to control their own lives. Especially if they have the choice to continue living until a major organ fails or rebels and they have a painless death. Self-administered euthanasia: the patient administers the means of death. Other-administered euthanasia: A person other than the patient administers the means of death. For example, when the famous psychologist Sigmund Feud was in his last waking moments on a hospital bed, he had the desire to end his life at the hands of his friend Max Schur (Racheal, 98-101). Is it entirely wrong to have a dignified right to die by one's own consent? A utilitarian would take the situation as a hand. In their eyes, we should pursue maximum happiness, without paying any costs. In the sense that no personnel will ever be inflicted. Sigmund Feud and the old woman both wish to die because they believe it is in their best interest and happiness. Therefore, not causing them suffering and pain