Sat 10 Nov, 2012 02:52 pm - Point well taken,however the slightest hint of a shared rationalization casts doubt upon the motivation of the plight of my friend. (view)
Sat 10 Nov, 2012 11:55 am - Knowing my friend as well as I do,knowing that she is a deeply spiritual person who values the sanctity of life has no wish to harm a living soul,I can understand her pain and anguish.Her mothers... (view)
Fri 9 Nov, 2012 07:23 pm - I tend to agree with youPerhaps my wording was wrong to begin with I don't think she is concerned with the legal ramifications,her mother is actually dieing of advanced stages of COPD and had... (view)
Fri 9 Nov, 2012 06:47 pm - Still stuck on the moraity issue, this person had already lost another loved one just two months prior and is an emotionaly fragile state.Is it right for that person to not bring relief and comfort... (view)
Fri 9 Nov, 2012 05:44 pm - Not concerned with the legal implications but the morality of the matter.The two people involved live in a very rural location and one is the only caregiver with minimal support... (view)
Fri 9 Nov, 2012 04:14 pm - If that dying person was incapable of administering their own meds and was expected to live for no more than several days? (view)
Fri 9 Nov, 2012 03:45 pm - If someone who is terminaly ill and is in so much pain they request that a loved one administer a precribed pain med in an excessive dose to ease their pain and hasten their death,would the loved... (view)
