Whose Life is It Anyway? Dai Champion

The Quote: "This thought provoking and philosophically painful. Most people have an opinion on euthanasia and how they would react should they end up helplessly crippled and so does Ken Harrison in this movie. But do we really mean what we say? What is really special about this movie is that it does not take a stand at the end. It lets us wonder. Does he actually change his mind as the good doctor suggests he might?"

If I were crippled and the doctor suggests that I might recover. I'd still go on about life and fight death until death arrives. But being lied to by a professional doctor will hurt when a quadriplegic finds out the truth, she/he might try to resist any medical treatment and are desperately wanted to be euthanised. Like how Mr. Ken Harrison reacted to the situation, he started swearing and becoming a maniac. Firstly he was being treated unfairly (not as important) from the doctors. They are using thousands of dollars on him PER WEEK. It is an excess amount of money a week MUCH more than anyone's salary per month (Except for maybe some Bureau Workers).