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In reply to the discussion: 2 Arizona sisters who never returned home from trip to Europe died by assisted suicide [View all]Meowmee
(9,212 posts)57. So are you saying it is legal if someone
Just decides they dont want to live anymore? I find that hard to believe. You can just take a bunch of pills yourself etc. it doesn't have to be violent. No need to pay someone thousands of dollars. Going to another country and not telling your family/ friends is suspicious as are the emails imo.
Choosing assisted suicide unless you have a real reason to die is not going to spare anyone who loves you pain. Doing what they did, if indeed that is what really happened, would be equally if not more painful to live with.
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2 Arizona sisters who never returned home from trip to Europe died by assisted suicide [View all]
demmiblue
Mar 2022
OP
Bizarre. Very elaborate ruse, if they didn't plan to leave instructions of a suicide note.
Baitball Blogger
Mar 2022
#1
The Daily Mail article above says it's not the law, and Pegasos, in Basel, doesn't require illness
muriel_volestrangler
Mar 2022
#19
Pegasos was started in 2019 and their standards are a bit looser than some of the other
smirkymonkey
Mar 2022
#32
Could be anything sisters might share. Huntington's disease, early onset dementia, cancer...
hunter
Mar 2022
#23
Since they are sisters, I wonder if some shared childhood trauma could be the source of this.
artemisia1
Mar 2022
#44
Maybe they just didn't feel like continuing on? Why is that so hard to believe?
JanMichael
Mar 2022
#52
Actually, not at the place they chose. They won't let just anyone check out for any reason, but
smirkymonkey
Mar 2022
#56
Also, in this particular instance, I think what these sisters did (assuming there was no foul play)
smirkymonkey
Mar 2022
#59
Getting "fed up" with life is generally the result of continual bad experience. As to "not finding
artemisia1
Mar 2022
#70
I "got" what he was saying- basically it feels like many on this thread are judging the sisters
Thtwudbeme
Mar 2022
#76