Why is it that the denial of the support I want should be construed as necessitating a loss of the support you want?  It doesn't have be a choice between euthanasia or supports.  It can, and should, be about both.  Just don't condemn me to a loss of my choice because of an unfounded fear that this somehow affects your choice. 

We should not euthanize anyone against their will.  And we should provide better palliative care programs and supports for those suffering from terminal diseases. Even with premium palliative care and supports available, I still don't want to be precluded from a dignified death of my choosing at the time of my choosing.  It is about individual choice and liberty.

 While money should not, and cannot, be a factor in the decision making process, it would be foolish to overlook the inevitable financial implications.  If my decision for assisted death happens to save thousands of $, that's more available to provide the supports your want--the road FROM perdition.