This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of end-of-life options, addressing the complex issues surrounding the right to die and assisted suicide. It begins by introducing the concept of a 'good death' and the factors influencing end-of-life choices, including death with dignity, suicide, and natural death. The presentation explores arguments both supporting and opposing these options, focusing on the perspectives of terminally ill patients, healthcare resources, and ethical considerations. It delves into the legal aspects of end-of-life decisions, including physician-assisted suicide, and examines the role of palliative care and potential discrimination. The presentation concludes by highlighting the ongoing debate and the importance of considering the needs and rights of all stakeholders involved. The presentation also provides several references that support the arguments.