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Oh please, shut up. Are you 16 year old? I bet you are. Parents raised you up, fed you and your mother gave birth to you. YOU BETTER MAKE THEM HAPPY. Now I get the idea who you are, immature brat. When you grow up you'll get better idea how to treat your parents, until now you get zero respect.
Quoting: shyrlymyrly LOL
I'm an adult.
I'm even a parent.
YOU were the one who stated people should stay alive to spare their parents the pain of their death.
I disagree.
I think that we should create a society in which people are not compelled to choose death over living another day, or allow people to make that choice with impunity.
And I mean allow them to make the choice to end their life, allow them legal access to the means to do so and not lock them up in an institution and drug them out of their minds if they choose to act on their choice.
Saying somebody ALREADY has the freedom to choose suicide while knowing that if they do choose it the state can lock them up like a dog if they make that choice means that you know they don't have freedom.
I'm sorry that your child has such a moronic mother. What if your child comes to you saying that he doesn't want to live and wants to kill himself? By your own logic you'd approve it and even assist him. Right? If he is miserable with such an idiot mother, then why not? Why he would give you any repsect? Why he should make you happy as a parent? By your own logic your child doesn't have to do anything for you. Your a mother and you say the losing of child is secondary. Either you're lying that you have a child or you are messed up in your head.
These people are already DYING. Please take a few seconds to learn what the Death with Dignity Act requires of the patient and the doctor.
"Patient eligibility:
•18 years of age or older
•Resident of Oregon
•Capable of making and communicating health care decisions for him/herself
•Diagnosed with a terminal illness that will lead to death within six months
Physician protocol:
•The attending physician must be licensed in the same state as the patient.
•The physician's diagnosis must include a terminal illness, with six months or less to live.
•The diagnosis must be certified by a consulting physician, who must also certify that the patient is mentally competent to make and communicate health care decisions.
•If either physician determines that the patient's judgment is impaired, the patient must be referred for a psychological examination.
•The attending physician must inform the patient of alternatives, including palliative care, hospice and pain management options.
•The attending physician must request that the patient notify their next-of-kin of the prescription request.
Patient request timeline:
•First oral request to physician
•15 day waiting period
•Second oral request to physician
•Written request to physician
•48 hour waiting period before picking up prescribed medications.
•Pick up prescribed medications from the pharmacy"
