Majorities support doctor-assisted suicide for the terminally ill, but responses can vary depending on how the question is worded
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first of all if a person had a disease where it destroyed their mind there is no way they could even ask for death, just because a person has a disease it does not mean they are dying, and no there might be something important that the person needs to see about life before they pass away.
if a person wants to die they have the right, wether they do it themselves or with the help of someone they trust in