WilliamM

"and most physicians" Let's hope younger physiaans have more open minded professors in college and medical school. I met a pre med student when I audited literature courses at the University of Pennsylvania. He said to me "image just reading interesting books in a course. So wonderful." Not a great student, but a star socially. He is now a wonderful shrink in Chicago.

@Unicorn My uncle committed suicide in the 1950s; my mom's sister's husband Perhaps he had cancer. While he left my aunt with very little money: they owned a fish market in Largo, Florida, she still greatly loved homfor the rest of her life (to around 1984,,) and never remarried. My mom represented her family at the funeral - she frew from Boston to Tampa, and had to change planes several times. Her many older siblings had never flown in the early 1950s.

What an usual response. Many people are kind, without a monetary agenda.

There are many other things in life to celebrate besides money.

Enjoyed most of the singers on the Grammys last night more. I have no problem with him selling clothes on Facebook page

I had better luck with social workers in local senior center. Good luck, it is very kind of you.

Let's hope you would have respected her decision and leave the crying until she passed away .

In 2000, a Friend's dad told him he was about to commit suicide. He asked his son to drive the three hours to his house the next day. When the son arrived the next day his dad had botched the suicide and was in great pain, but still alive. A. My friend admitted his dad was a dominant asshole. And thought only of himself. B. Still if his son had been there, he might have saved his dad's life. C. But ultimately it was his dad's decision and he clearly didn't pick assisted suicide, which would have been the better decision.

I shall pass because Christa McAuliffe and my brother were friends in high school in Massachusetts.

Good to know most physicians agree with you, but it is irrelevant in Mr. Delon's situation. Thankfully

My mom was honest with me in saying she lived too long as she approached her late 80s. She died at almost 92. So if she considered assisted suicide, I would honor her choice. My mom greatly missed her seven older brothers and sisters.

Why's creepy about it?