Positioning Myself in Susan Wolf
Essay by Stella • July 30, 2012 • Essay • 335 Words (2 Pages) • 1,470 Views
In this essay, my imaginational conception comes with me, positioning myself in Susan Wolf place and explain how effective the tragic and difficult mishaps of her father's death. In expressing my response, argument for why I believe that response is the best available point to make. I wish to indicate to what extent I also agreed with Wolf and where I viewed the difference, of disagreements. To begin the story as I further read into it, Susan Wolf self written side about her father's death was amazingly such a tragic moment to experience. Something that I have never experience before. In Susan writing Wolf's father was diagnosed with a metastatic head and neck cancer in 2002(Susan Wolf, 2008). I tried to imagine how she felt, knowing that her father had been diagnosed with two types of cancer, Something that's in my opinion very difficult to live with , but if all the treatments are going well it makes one to feel a little better, always praying for a chance for good result. In her father's case he did well for five years. June of 2007 her father's last cyber knife treatment was billed as the worst with significant pain likely to follow Susan Wolf, 2008). Five years passed by and the treatments that Wolf's father has been given has made him worst.
Now, he has cancer in the liver and that's three types of cancer that he is battling and living with. No one deserve to live with that kind of pain, in imaging this, I'm terrified. I'm imaging also, emotionally, sitting around observing a love one or anyone in general suffers hard fighting to survive with the medication help is so precisely heart and mind boggling. Suffering period, especially in thought is dramatically hurtful. If I was in Wolf's position I would state that in wishing, assisted suicide should be legal. Everything begins to change; he could no longer walk,
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