BBC News - Dutch offered 'euthanasia on wheels'


I believe life is the most important thing we have, all of us.
I also believe you should have the right to end it if you see fit.

This article made me think of my father.
He died in a hospital riddled with cancer, but he did it
on his own terms, by not using the morphine, and removing the breathing tubes.

I remember when he told us he was going to give up, and die that night
none of us believed it was possible, when i asked the nurse, she even said "no way"

But he did.

Its 16 years later and i still get angry sometimes that he just gave up and quit.

However it was his choice.

Because of an accident, i have chronic back pain, as well as migraines.

and i am 100% sure, i have never even come close to the agony he must have been fealing while the cancer was eating away, at his brain,
lungs, and prostate.

Put religion, laws, and whatnot aside.

Its your body, your life ... shouldn't you get to decide what is best for yourself?

What gives anybody the right to say different?