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Rosebud77
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You are missing my point totally but then you often do. Sigh!Well she definitely made her death seem better than it would have been if she’d let her disease continue to run it’s course. I mean she died surrounded by friends and family celebrating her life (while still being able to participate herself). She went to sleep for good peacefully watching the sun set over the Pacific.
I mean you can’t deny it’s in many ways better than the death that awaited her paralyzed and asphyxiating to death in some hospital or hospice room after having endured a prolonged and painful suffering leading up to it. If you don’t believe in God or in the concepts of morality as Catholics and most other Christians present them with regard to the issue of assisted suicide, my own church included, in many ways it is hard to see what the downside is to what she did even without romanticizing it.![]()