The Constitution specifically recognises and protects your right to life.
Your right to life also means a right to have nature take its course and to die a natural death. That does not mean that you have a right to have your life terminated or death accelerated. Your right to die is simply a right to die a natural death and not to be kept alive by artificial means.
The right to life of the unborn was inserted into the Constitution by a constitutional amendment in 1983. The equal right to life of the mother is also protected. In 1992, two amendments were added to the Constitution; the right of the mother to travel to another state and freedom of information in relation to services available in another state.