[OmahaFields]

Interesting that one could get to 72 years of age and finally decide "I can't take it anymore." One would think that proclivity would have been acted out many years ago. Perhaps we can conclude he was very indecisive..??..

Why? When one has essentially lived their life, raised their family and is facing old age, sickness and misery, they may reach that decision. My father did when facing his third series of cancer operations and chemotherapy. We all supported him.

And no, he was NOT very indecisive. He was VERY decisive. Please reconsider your thoughtless post.

[carmenbmw]

I dont think that anyone means to be insulting here. Your perspective is different from others, and there is nothing wrong with that.
I just lost my uncle, who I dearly loved, to heart disease.
The fact that I am a CCU RN made it that much more difficult for me.
Please keep in mind that we deal with events as they are handed to us.