Friday, April 01, 2005
After Terri Schiavo (washingtonpost.com)
I mentioned to my wife the likelihood of assisted suicide being brought into the conversation by the fringes of the right-to-die advocates.
No sooner uttered then I read this morring lead editorial in WaPo:
"...Yet there has to be space in a free society for others to differ: to draw up living wills that specify limits to life-prolonging medical interventions, and perhaps also to opt for assisted suicide."
I mentioned to my wife the likelihood of assisted suicide being brought into the conversation by the fringes of the right-to-die advocates.
No sooner uttered then I read this morring lead editorial in WaPo:
"...Yet there has to be space in a free society for others to differ: to draw up living wills that specify limits to life-prolonging medical interventions, and perhaps also to opt for assisted suicide."
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