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Her case has not resolved the debate, nor could it. Instead, it exposes the fragile line society must navigate between compassion and protection, autonomy and care, relief and responsibility.

What it ultimately confronts the world with is not a single answer, but an enduring question: how to honor human suffering without normalizing death as its resolution — and how to protect dignity without abandoning hope, even when hope itself feels unbearable.

No matter where one stands, the moral weight of that question does not disappear when the law allows an answer.