Dr Kevorkian

Do we not euthanize our terminally ill because it is not ethical?.. ..or do we not do it because of something MORE unethical still? It costs more to keep a terminally ill patient alive. It costs much less to euthanize. The longer you keep alive the terminally ill the more the medical community can charge on the bill. Perhaps paranoia is paying a visit with me, but I smell an ulterior motive in the medical community. My friend dying from cancer was in chronic pain. I begged the doctors to give him more morphine. They refused saying that an increase would probably kill him. "So what!" I screamed, "Haven't you noticed? He's Dying! He's going to die any God damned way! He doesn't have to die this God damned way! Have some God damned mercy You God damned quacks! He's in constant pain and he shouldn't have to die like that!" I screamed the above however within me silently. It was out of my hands short of the "killer" being me, but Chris, if I could only do it all over again I would have put an end to all of your suffering even at the risk of going to prison. It would be a small price to pay for my little brother friend. I was confused at the time and wasn't clearly thinking so I just played it safe and did absolutely nothing other than stay with you until the final end through 18 long hours of constant suffering. It may sound horrible, but I found such joy and relief when in death I finally saw you truly at peace. Imagine your tooth being drilled without any Novocain. Imagine that going on forever with no relief from this pain. That's the kind of suffering I witnessed my friend sustain and ever since then I haven't been the same. Think of me what you will, but I love and support Dr Kevorkian. This Is In Honor Of Him. A Very, Very Great Man.