Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Since the death of Dr. Jack Kevorkian the option of assisted suicide has disappeared for many suffering patients looking for a way out. Dr. Kevorkian used to hold almost "interview's" with patients, and after hearing their situation, would decide whether or not he believes they are eligible for his help in assisted suicide. He did turn away many patients because he didn't believe "depression" was a reason somebody should be able to end their life. He only helped those with terminally ill diseases, with little or no chance of any recovery, who are in constant pain or discomfort.

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