"Fortunately, there are very few children who are considered (for euthanasia) but that does not mean we should refuse them the right to a dignified death," Distelmans told the newspaper.
Ọ dabara nke ọma, e nwere nnọọ ole na ole ụmụ ndị na-atụle, (n'ihi euthanasia) ma nke ahụ apụtaghị na anyị kwesịrị ajụ ha ikike a ùgwù ọnwụ, ""Distelmans gwara akwụkwọ akụkọ.