According to Gay-Williams, the Voluntary Cessation of Treatment of the Terminally

Multiple Choice

According to Gay-Williams, the voluntary cessation of treatment of the terminally ill is not a legitimate instance of euthanasia because:

A) The death of the patient is not the intended consequence of the action.
B) All euthanasia requires the immediate death of the patient.
C) The patient in such cases should be regarded as having committed suicide.
D) Voluntary procedures cannot be considered euthanasia.