Should we even try to overcome a differing point of view? What if the patients don’t want a treatment. Do we respect their view and choice? Even if their choice is against our own personal beliefs, or will result in death? 

It is true that we must always strive to reconcile different points of view in the medical field. It is crucial to respect the autonomy and wishes of patients, even if they don’t want certain treatments. While it may be difficult to accept a patient’s choice due to personal beliefs or if the decision appears likely to result in an eventual death, ultimately it is up to the patient as an individual who has the right make decisions about his or her own body and life. Health care providers should not force a particular course of treatment on patients, but instead focus on educating them and assisting in making an informed decision. They can also provide support to the patient throughout the process.