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Do I want to insult you, not really.

As for john Kerry, had he been elected I doubt that he would have done a darn thing to help.

He, Kerry would have consulted the polls and followed what the majority wanted.

Remember, he ran his election based on daily polling.

At least President Bush showed some of us he has a heart.

He did not have to take the time to try and save this woman but he did and that makes a big difference to me.

Whether or not we agree on what is going on in Florida thats a different question.

In my profession death is something to be dealt with.

My wife on the other hand gets quite a bit involved in the final decision as a family practice doctor.

Thats why it is so hard to get into 9 to 5 specialties such as Ophthalmology or Dermatology.

However, many people deal with life and death on a daily basis and I feel for them.

Many have gone through the loss of a family member.

I did and it was an extremely hard decision, but in that case my 80 year old father went into a comma and just never woke up.

In cases of incurable diseases such as Cancer family members are better able to accept termination of life.

They encounter the daily suffering of the individual and in the end are grateful that the suffering is finally over.

Making rounds at the rest home you can see lots of Terri Shivos. Most family members say they would rather have someone to touch than rely just on memory.

Death is such a permanent thing and except in a few cases in the bible, almost always irreversible.

I fear that this case is just opening a Pandora's box of real problems to come.

As for my posts being out there: lots of frustration and emotion and caring for the society that we live in.

Being a Christian I have prayed for all on this forum who have genuine differences of opinion with me.

God bless and have a nice day.