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I have a question? I ask it seriously. You mentioned your mom dying of cancer. I have no doubt that your mom was a "saint".

The question I have is this: Did you and your family pull the plug on her? I'm not judging you. No none wants to see see a loved one suffer. We all have to make decisions in life that we would rather not be faced with.

The reason I ask is that it seems to me that euthanasia, as with abortion, people seem to take positions that justify their own decisions in the past. We need to get past that.

My mother-inlaw died of kidney failure 20 years ago. She made a decision that she didn't want to go to dialiass anymore. She refused to go and died within a week. My father-inlaw suffered over her decision. Even though it was not his decision, he was very guilt ridden for permitting it.

One of the problems we have with abortion today is that so many people have made a misguided decision, or been involved in it, that it's very painful, as a society to condemn it for what it is.