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Assisted Suicide could jeopardize daughters life
We have been following the Montana assisted suicide issue with great concern. We are terrified of assisted suicide laws. Our fear is due in part to our having a severely disabled daughter in the institutional care of the State of California. We fear that assisted suicide and its cousin, direct euthanasia, could spread to California and our daughter, if it is not stopped in Montana.
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In our case personally, we fear physician-assisted suicide could conceivably be sold here in California as a means to prematurely terminate difficult disability cases like our daughters’, to supposedly save money for relatives and caregivers, disguised as a “compassionate choice.”
Please vote “YES” on HB 505.
— Editor’s note: On Feb. 28, HB 505 passed in the House by a vote of 51–46. It will go on to the Senate for approval.
Jeffrey and Elsie Golin
Fresno, CA
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