I thought that if someone wanted to die, it was their own decision and Dr. Kevorkian was rendering them a service. Last year my father passed away and my family and his doctors did everything humanly possible to save his life. We all fought to the bitter end. The other people who had relatives in ICU were praying as I was for just one more day. Dr. Kevorkian's efforts would be better spent trying to find ways to improve the quality of these peoples lives so there would be an alternative.
Doctors are hesitant to treat pain and misery.
Maybe the Kevorkian case will make physicians think differently about their chronic patients. The focus now should not be on what happens to Dr. Kevorkian, since this is of little national importance. The Judeo-Christian need to impose life even on those who wish to end their's before they are no longer in control of their own destiny, bodily functions, personal privacy constitutes a cruel and inhuman intrusion into their life. Kevorkian has helped die with dignity, I support him 100 percent. I believe that the government pushed him to do something that did create an illegal situation.