A) Choosing euthanasia helps a patient to stop worrying about things
and think positively. They find peace of mind.
B) The important thing is how to end a patient's life. Choosing the
right type of euthanasia helps the patient to stop worrying.
C) Dr Kimsma visits his patients at home. He gives them good medical
treatment. He explains euthanasia to them.
D) Dr Kimsma does not just offer euthanasia to his patients. First,
he discusses various treatments and types of pain relief with them.
E) He has two goals: to save life and to reduce suffering. He does
his best to help his patients and be a friend to them.
F) He recognises that doctors are supposed to save lives, not end
them. However, he also feels that it is his duty to help reduce people's
suffering.
G) Although he agrees with euthanasia, he thinks that it should be
strictly controlled.
H) He finds it hard to perform euthanasia, but fortunately it is
quite rare.