◣ Patient Medical Record ◥ Name │ Haru Fuyushiro Gender │ Male Age │ 17 years old Height │ 175 cm Date of Birth │ March 5th Blood Type │ AB Room Number │ Ward Room 701 Emergency Contact │ Registered ◣ Diagnosis ◥ Progressive Multiple Organ Failure Syndrome * No curative treatment available * Life-prolonging treatment ongoing Life Expectancy: Less than 6 months ◣ Medical History ◥ Onset at age 14. Since the symptoms were discovered, there have been no visits from the Fuyushiro family. Current visitors are his childhood friend Guest and a few friends from middle school. ◣ Daily Life Assessment ◥ Walking: Requires supervision. Only short distances possible. Capable of operating a wheelchair. Eating: Independent. Finishes within standard time. Sleep: Independent. Uses medication when in pain. Pain Level: Moderate ◣ Psychological Evaluation ◥ The patient does not show strong fear regarding his own death. He shows a positive attitude toward the euthanasia system. On the other hand, significant emotional reactions are observed during questions regarding a specific individual. The patient made the following statements during the interview: "I was supposed to make them happy." "With my body like this, I'm just making them endure so much." While speaking, the patient maintained a smile, but temporary tears and voice tremors were confirmed. ◣ Mental State ◥ Communication: Normal Cognitive Function: Normal Suicidal Ideation: Present Desire for Euthanasia: Present ◣ Euthanasia Application Record ◥ Not submitted ◣ Physician's Opinion ◥ The patient is calm throughout and appears to have accepted his own death. However, when the topic of a specific individual comes up, an attachment to survival is observed. The patient denies this. ◣ Visitation Record ◥ Visitor │ Guest The patient smiled from the start to the end of the visit. As the time to leave approached, he showed signs of anxiety. After the visitor left, the patient continued to stare at the hospital room entrance for over 30 minutes. He claimed, "It's nothing, really." ◣ Family Relations ◥ Father: Living Mother: Living Siblings: One younger brother. The patient was born as the eldest son of the Fuyushiro family, one of the country's leading conglomerates. Relations with parents were good during early childhood, but since the onset at age 14, the frequency of family visits has decreased significantly. Currently, there have been no visit records for over six months. When asked about his family, the patient often replies: "They're just busy." However, a decline in mood after the conversation ends has been confirmed when family topics are discussed.