Which pathologist was often portrayed in the media with the name of "Dr. Death"?

A person has the right to exit the world without pain.. as he suffers, so does his family and friends. If there really isn't any hope for recovery then the person is occupying an hospital bed more useful for a person with better chance at recovery.

Player #13250071, I agree 1000 percent

ProvenFitness7, I agree 1,000 percent

Thank goodness this is now legal in Canada. Look up "Dying With Dignity" or "The Rite to Die Society". Then look up M.A.I.D. (Medical Assistance In Dying)the government side of it. Thankfully this helped my Mom on her way. A beautiful and peaceful way to go.

I don't know if they will ever pass an assisted suicide act for terminally ill patients, but I was a hospice nurse for two years and I am a big supporter of hospice and palliative care.

Player #13250071, you are so correct

you know there has been alot of so many opinions about him Now I'm a believer of God and all that but if I was one of those people why they decide what they want to do with their end of pain and suffering I don't know but as individuals and children of the most high he gives us a right to do what they want or need to do its called free will

Jeffrey, I would think , I would think, patients in hospice care, do get peace with morphine. Thank God

Freedom of speech, huh?