... just looking for people's thoughts on the subject.
I'm operating under the assumption that they discussed this and chose to do it together. Either this article or one of the others in a local paper said they had made preparations and phone calls before they did it, so I believe it was consensual.
Had they chosen to use pills and the husband handed the wife the pills and glass of water, or had they chosen carbon monoxide and the husband turned the key, it was still a mutual decision. ("WE could go out together using...."
1) Would you tell them they don't have that option?
2) If not, do you condemn one method but approve of others?
Personally, if I was terminally ill, I would probably not use a gun. I also would not want anyone else telling me that I couldn't/shouldn't make that choice.
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