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Of course it should be legal. It's your own life and your own choice.
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Better to remember him as a brave man, fought for what he believed (although I have grave reservations about it) took the decision on the chin and took an honourable although wretched way out.
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Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostAgreed.
By "Poor bastard" I mean the way he had to go about ending his own life. The pain, indignity and suffering. That is what I mean by "Poor bastard".
I didn't realise he'd died. Poor man.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostSome would say (including himself) the life he was "living" was poorer than anything death could bring
By "Poor bastard" I mean the way he had to go about ending his own life. The pain, indignity and suffering. That is what I mean by "Poor bastard".
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostWould not do it, seen people move with dignity through the pain to be with their families for days or hours longer. Personal decision.
RIP
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Would not do it, seen people move with dignity through the pain to be with their families for days or hours longer. Personal decision.
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostThe piggy agrees, having seen too many family members suffer from long drawn out deaths, with very little dignity and much suffering.
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