In the Telegraph

Remember, how many times it was suggested, "Why don't you try going without food and water for two weeks, then try to tell us it's painless and dignified"? Well, someone tried it.

Some thoughts: How did we forget that just because someone wants something very badly, doesn't mean they have to have it? To end your own life, with your own hands is suicide. It is killing yourself, plain and simple. To ask someone else to help you, is to ask them to participate in murder. No matter how badly a person desires to do this, it is still wrong.

It is wrong, because God, the Creator of the universe, the Creator and Redeemer of the human race, Who holds all of life in His ever-powerful hands, Who directs times and seasons, judgments and blessings, has instructed us not to kill, and has promised eternal consequences for those who do.

What if it was the woman's nextdoor neighbor that she wanted so badly to kill? Should the laws be changed to make an allowance for that as well?