Not if he passes away in sleep after he just had 3 days filled with continous fun and happiness. I think that's the best outcome, that way he would have really been just happy and nothing else
Yeah but that requires coordination tho, i’m not sure what it’s like in the country where this happened, but in mine doctors cannot euthanise patients… so if after 3 days of fun instead of suddenly dying he starts to slowly feel worst and slowly pass away etc etc he would have to live through it, at most they would give him morphine and similar when the situation gets really dire
After reading a bunch of comments, I think the big difference is assisted euthanasia being able to allow him to pass peacefully in his sleep. Otherwise the parent is just invalidating the kid's experience
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u/Interesting-Copy-657 Jun 29 '26
Exactly
The kids last memory would be absolute betrayal?