to keep going? TN It has for the moment but it's only a means to an end. I can see it being less important when judgment comes. The judgment will come, at the earliest, next month but is more likely to be made in September, after the summer break. Yet more waiting for Tony in the front room of the Wiltshire bungalow he describes as "my prison". And what if he fails in his legal bid to be allowed to die? On Twitter, he said he intends to appeal. But if that does not go his way, he is prepared to take extreme measures. While Tony and his family take no joy in life other families with a disabled member of the family experience great joy If Tony is granted his wish and the law is changed to allow people to be murdered then every disabled person will feel they have no right to live and feel they are selfish because they are a burden on their family We cannot legalise murder because one family are not coping with one man's disabilty - because he was able bodied before Changing the law for Tony means every disabled person has been robbed of the peace of mind that the state and doctors and families cannot pressure them into agreeing they should be murdered So easy for nursing home staff to make people's life so miserable they decide they want to die - The private state - as our country has become