The article discusses the complexity of the 'end of life aid' issue, blending a variety of deeply personal and emotional aspects with societal needs.
Despite the complexity, an impressive majority of the French population (90%) supports euthanasia or assisted dying practices.
Current President Emmanuel Macron has had the courage to open the debate wider and has put forward a legislative proposal presenting euthanasia as an option.
The proposed text, however, is not without criticism, and some argue that it is too complicated and the definition of ' compromised life prognosis' is very uncertain.
Fears persist over the chances of the process being implemented in ways that may discourage people from receiving palliative care.
Conclusion: It is essential for lawmakers to take time to fully debate this potential change in legislation and to consider all of its implications for the population.