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You badly misread my post and then flagged a bunch of people to read your gross misrepresentation. My dad never entertained the idea of speeding up his death. Three days before he died, he was attended by a minister and made his peace with God in his way. I said that in my previous post.

If you think that amount of medicine was left there because he needed a month supply of morphine, you are naive.

I pray for the day when the government or dogooders like yourself do not impose a course of action on what I do with my life.

Indeed... that’s exactly what’s happening now.

After Schiavo the Euthanasia Society and legal cohorts had legislation waiting to spring on 13 states.

If you saw the CSPAN conference with governors re: insurance costs and social security, you would see where they were going. Cited repeatedly were the huge cost of elderly and disabled, as well as their burden on Social Security and Medicare.

This is a part of the eugenics tree... it has many branches. For us, the Buck decision kicked it off.

I have found many who died in the home... the children come down from CT, NH or elsewhere, just to collect. They hadn’t visited, and could give a damn about their mothers and fathers. This is a different world and God forbid anyone should be inconvenienced.

I pray for the day when the government or dogooders like yourself do not impose a course of action on what I do with my life.

I feel very sorry for you.