That's beside the point. This is about consent, and that's entirely in the mind of the patient to decide, but requires strong protections given the medical reality of most in palliative care.
Semantics. You're dying, you die now or in two months, you're dying.
It's not semantics at all? It's not exactly controversial to want strong protections for any process that results in death.
I'm in favour of people having choice by the way.
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That's beside the point. This is about consent, and that's entirely in the mind of the patient to decide, but requires strong protections given the medical reality of most in palliative care.