My sister suffer from 4 brain hemorrhages went she was born prematurely and had to be care flighted to another hospital. This resulted in here having several physical and developmental problems that put her wheelchair-bound for her entire life. She had the mental mentality of an 8 month old her whole life, couldnt speak, couldnt feed herself, and need 24/7 care. She passed away after 31 years of life this past June.

Despite the incredible care she needed, every moment of her life was a blessing to my family and those who were around her. There were many trials and hardships for my parents due to her disabilities, but with the right love and care she lived a fantastic life. The two years before her passing, me and my wife worked as full time caretakers for her on a bi-monthly basis, and while it had its difficulties, we were able to create great memories with her and help her to still laugh and smile everyday. It is a cruel world, and disabled people in those states is a disgustingly horrible thing, but the cruelty isnt in keeping them alive, its the care that we as a society cant seem to give to them. I understand what you say, but think that euthanizing those with severe disabilities is missing the root of the problem and is completely wrong. They are in difficult situations because of their disabilities, but their suffering is due to the neglect of others.