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3. Even as a child in the 80s when Dr. Kevorkian was going at it I never understood why it was illegal

Wed Oct 30, 2013, 06:46 AM

Oct 2013

If someone wants to die on their own terms, let them. It seems the most humane and caring thing a person could do in certain situations.

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Doctor-assisted suicide ban to be appealed in B.C. [View all] alp227 Oct 2013 OP

k&r Hope they win. idwiyo Oct 2013 #1

Me too davidpdx Oct 2013 #2

My father died in 2009 from HIV. moriah Oct 2013 #4

Why is a doctor needed to assist? GreenStormCloud Oct 2013 #5

Because many who would opt for it are either too ill u4ic Oct 2013 #6

Read my post again u4ic Oct 2013 #8

What complexities that require a doctor? GreenStormCloud Oct 2013 #9

So it requires an MD to buy nitrogen and rig a mask? GreenStormCloud Nov 2013 #11

family members do not want to be part of that wordpix Nov 2013 #17

Can you read? u4ic Nov 2013 #12

Can YOU read? GreenStormCloud Nov 2013 #13

You just answered my question: u4ic Nov 2013 #14

Actually, I was thinking it would work something like this: GreenStormCloud Nov 2013 #15

First of all, we're discussing Canada u4ic Nov 2013 #16