[Mrs. Don-o]

Ah, but you can make self-snuff arrangements before you become a quadriplegic so you can STILL do-it-yourself. (That is to say, not that quadriplegia is predictable, bu that ANYBODY could make some very clever advance arrangements on a just-in-case basis) I have some surpassingly simple and do-able ideas of how it could be done, but since I'm obstinate (as well as biologically tenacious) and not at all a supporter of suicide, I'm not sharing my ideas. Nyah.

On the other hand, you might want to get in touch with a better class of cripples--- the ones who do more than boohoo about how nobody will help them kill themselves. People like quadriplegic organizer/activist Duane French, quadriplegic attorney Andrew Batavia, quadriplegic NBC news correspondent John Hockenberry, and many, many others whom you could contact through Not Dead Yet. But watch out: it's not an organization for quitters.

[b9]

Mrs. Don-o, I have a question for you.
You've heard stories of soldiers who have fallen on grenades, thereby saving their comrades ~
do you consider it suicide, and would you call them "quitters?"