My right to die

why not just move to a high rise. It's inevitable that they'll kill you.

The builders getting you down dan ?

Mr dan- should be available in the UK. If you have 10 grand you can have it done in Switzerland. If you can't afford that, join a Muslim march of Rage, wearing a yellow star badge, holding the flag of Israel and shout "Shalom, the 72 virgins have already lost they maidenhead and pork is god". It won't take long.

Post gone west

It was only a joke about the fat free peas Dan

Only the not so serious part of it, and I would say, if anything, it's gone east!

just talk smack to a isis guy. he'll do you in.

buy a parachute with a rip in it.

Did say dignified way and hopefully humane.........but thanks for the suggestions why should I have to travel to Switzerland? It is a serious question, it should be my choice if given a diagnosis where there is no chance of getting better, don't fancy sitting in my own sh1t.........it's bad enough when I f@rt

All you need is a screwdriver and a plug socket.

people kill themselves every day in a million ways.

bikes are good, a fast car. i eat pot noodles.

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bacon.

people always choose bad ways to die? eat a lot of bacon.

if you must know the safest way to do it is a Huge injection of heroin .. massive sensations .. mad rush ... then BOOOMMMMM

I always dreamed of hanging myself from the top of the local church spire ... but i aint local any more

There's a massive hospital not far from me, way taller than a standard high rise.
I've often wondered why patients don't just open a window and jump.

too painful mate .. peoples plan ahead .. not stupids .. it's not an impulisve act!

In the good old days, when you were in hospital and past any semblance of a decent life, the doctors would give you a 'Brompton Cocktail' injection - morphine/heroin/LSD etc and you would leave in a blaze of glory.  That fker Harold Shipman put an end to all that - his biggest crime wasn't the 300-400 he personally knocked off - it was condemning millions of the wretched elderly to days/weeks/months of unnecessary suffering because he put the fear of the legal system into anyone thinking of hastening the inevitable for reasons of compassion.

Pick the Right State in the Usa go on a Murder Rampage ,you will recieve a Nice peaceful Dignified Death ...

Over here, become terminally ill ,the Cxnts let you starve to death stoned out of your fckin head...

Think it all has something to Do with do Gooders and poxy Religion ..

Quick scan - lot of contradictory stuff in there cm. A lot.

just under cook fish you left out for a week.

Evelyn Harper "I didn't know you couldn't keep fish in a drawer."

THERE'S NO LAW AGAINST IT !

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I said I wanted to have the right to die Capt__F not I'd given up living

the antis should be banged up with morphine and starved for 2 weeks they might hold a different opinion afterwards

bullet to the temple, you won't feel a thing.

Cant understand How a pet Dog is treated better than its owner regarding Terminal illness Crazy

Exactly casemoney

I have had a bit of Experience on the Liverpool Pathway , I can assure People its not a Route anyone wants to be Near yet

alone On .

Why a terminally Ill person cannot Choose to say goodbye to everyone and go to sleep with Dignity is Fecking beyond My

comprehension ....

Instead families are Left with a Starved Zombie ....

Just praying that they will Stop Breathing ,its Rediculous there is enough Stress in losing loved ones without having to put up with this shyte .

Agree it should be a matter of choice, I could think of nothing worse than not being able to care of myself. My late wife converted to Catholicism so for her it would of been a sin, I do have to say though due to her faith she never said "Why me"

I,d be for it too but can understand why its difficult to allow tbh.

Imagine a nasty Nick persuading poor old Dot she shouldnt be so selfish to get his hands on her house.

It would have to be in terminal cases only and signed off by the local GP, the hospital specialist and a state approved outside specialist in whatever illness is afflicting the patient.

I know they always spout the old b0ll0x about the venerable being talked into it. And when it goes to court there's always someone in a wheelchair saying people want to bump off the disabled..........total cr@p

It would happen Dan ,   plenty of uncroupilous out there.

If its a genuine case 3 approvals from the local GP and 2 specialists shouldnt be a problem.

Oh well dead now or a year going to be the same result

True but if i was offered that choice above i know which i.d pick now.

In 6 months time i might pick the opposite depending on circumstances.

But thats the thing , it should be a few months approval time with the above safeguards.

But i agree the option should be there.

If I'm sitting in sh1t no clue who you are being looked after by some poor sod on minimum wage.......the time is now !

My dad died from alzhimers ,

I watched him sitting in nappys in a tracksuit for the last 9 or so months of his life.

Its funny but the nappys i could live with but the tracksuit destroyed me as he was always a well dressed man ,  slacks and shirt outside of work and suit going out.

He was in a home and i accepted their reasons for tracksuits after a debate but to see him in one broke my heart.

My point is when he had it mild he probably would have wanted to do do it but as we still had him maybe 50% of the time we wouldnt have agreed as a family .

By the time we might have accepted it he was gone feral and wouldnt or couldnt agree to it.

Its a very complex issue.

Theres a lot to be said for a massive heart attack that takes it out of everyones hands.

By having him 50% of the time i mean mentally.

dreadful ,Had a friend whos father was struck Down with Demensia in his Late 50s think the father was 62 when he Died ,My friend died a couple of years later Leaving behind four Kids ,a heart attack ,I swear it was the stress of what happened to his dad that Took its toll on him ,Just tragic .

Sorry to hear that OD may your father rest in peace mate, it's kind of what I'm getting at. If I knew I wouldn't want to hang around and should I choose AND had the courage it should ultimately be my choice

i read on the BBC webshyte that they had a cure for dementia now?
Was they talkin shyte again? it was a cocktail of pills. 
i posted about it months ago?

I keep up on the fight to find a cure and apparently a few breakthroughs have happened.

A few different drugs are showing a lot of promise and i think they have found the rogue gene that causes the plaque build up on the brain so that should make it easier to streamline drugs to fight it.

Theres a lot of trials to go through before things get licenced though so could be up to 10 years before these promising drugs come on the market.

Its madness because this is one of the rottenness diseases to inflict anyone and i doubt there is a relative out there who wouldnt agree to allow trials on their loved one,

Tbh there,s nothing to lose as the person is already gone,  its the same body alright but the person you love is gone to be replaced by a stranger.

All kinds of progress being made - a lot through trials of drugs that were supposed to cure other things. The pharmaceutical industry is really pretty crap. Certainly spends more on marketing than research. Keep on keeping on. I'm certain I'll live for ever. A really frightening thought.

I contacted Mick the strangler, he'll be round soon to sort you out.

Here we go again. Another case going to the High court. Noel Conway is a 67 year old man, tragically he is terminally ill with motor neurone disease. His biggest fear is to become entombed in his own body so now wants at the time of HIS choosing to be able to end his life. From what I can see he has lived a full and energetic life skiing, climbing and cycling. Why should he not be able to end if life given that there is no good possible outcome yet the state can decide to switch off Charlie Gaurd's life support system ? As usual disabled people are paraded out saying its a rocky slope to euthanasing disabled people.............what a load of b0ll0x ! On the news last night there was a woman (sorry can't remember her name, think she's in the House of Lords) making a statement against it. She spoke very eloquently about her belief so I have no doubt she would be able to convey to those involved "I don't want to die" so I see no risk in allowing those that do to end their days with dignity.