When+is+euthanasia+permissible?++Explain.

Euthanasia is permissible when the body of the patient has no hopes for recovering from the eternal sleep state. If the patient does not respond to any stimuli and consumes a great amount of resource, such as electricity, food or medical bills, he or she is basically being in a "breathing-meat state." The seriously affected ones are the families, who, besides being melancholic about the status of the patient, have to pay off the huge bills they get to maintain the non-responding body to keep breathing. It would be immoral to sentence euthanasia and the family members, those actual sponsors, should be given the right to decide whether or not to keep the patient alive after a certain amount of time of treatment in which no successful results were given. -David Jeong