I would like to say that I CAN NOT believe that it has been a year since Heath's death. 
Damn time flies.
Feels like it just happened yesterday......

My mom and I went and saw Sex and the City last weekend and it is a must see for all woman out there, and the bast part is that you really don't have to follow the show in order to know what was going on.   =) totally getting it when it comes out on DVD!!

    It really depends, I believe that there are two sides to it. If a person is in so much emotional pain that they cant bear to live any longer than it is their right as an individual to kill themselves.  Although if they are physically incapable of doing so themselves should we help them? It's really hard to say. If i was so upset and i felt that i needed to kill myself and there was noone to help me fufill the action i would feel so trapped.  Soo trapped and helpless if anything it would make me more depressed. 
    Also what if a person was in a coma for YEARS!!! im not sure that the hospital regulations are but i dont think they can keep a comatose person forever. And then if they do "pull the plug" there is this feeling in the back of your mind thinking, what if they were going to wake up any day now. Its a hard question to judge which is probably why its under debate.  So the question on if it is acceptable or not is pretty much inbetween.
-S

   

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