If this person is receiving quality care and the pain persists, then assisted suicide would be a fair option for them. On the other hand, if the patient does not receive the care that could improve their life, assisted suicide should not yet be considered (Quill 58). “No one should choose to die from suffering that could have been alleviated if clinicians had had the will and expertise” (Quill 58). With qualified doctors, it is possible to reduce pain, which can lead the patient to realize that they do not want to end their life (Quill