The Patient Decides When It's Best To

Despite The Solace Of Hypocritical Religiosity And Its Seductive Promise Of An After-life Of Heavenly Bliss, Most Of Us Will Do Anything To Thwart The Inevitable Victory Of Biological Death.

If A Man Is Terrified, It's Up To Me To Dispel That Terror.

As A Medical Doctor, It Is My Duty To Evaluate The Situation With As Much Data As I Can Gather And As Much Expertise As I Have And As Much Experience As I Have To Determine Whether Or Not The Wish Of The Patient Is Medically Justified.

Well, Let's Take What People Think Is A Dignified Death. Christ - Was That A Dignified Death? Do You Think It's Dignified To Hang From Wood With Nails Through Your Hands And Feet Bleeding, Hang For Three Or Four Days Slowly Dying, With People Jabbing Spears Into Your Side, And People Jeering You? Do You Think That's Dignified? Not By A Long Shot. Had Christ Died In My Van With People Around Him Who Loved Him, The Way It Was, It Would Be Far More Dignified. In My Rusty Van.

Maybe I Won't Stay Out Of Prison. Who Knows?