So she went to an advocacy group which referred her to a doctor willing to do the deed. Proponents of physician assisted suicide argued for legalization to help those with intractable pain. Yet that is not what has happened. Proponents also argued the assisted suicide would only occur after a long discussion of the issues with doctors who had long-term relationships. That hasn't happened either.
Some patients appear to be shopping for suicide doctors.
So if this latest report is supposed to give legalized euthanasia a clean bill of health, I think they need to go back and get a second opinion. I'm Kerby Anderson of Probe Ministries, and that's my opinion. Kerby Anderson is the president of Probe Ministries International. He received his B.S. from Oregon State University, M.F.S. from Yale University, and M.A. from Georgetown University. Signs of Warning, Signs of Hope, and Moral Dilemmas .