Good. Watched the father of my friend suffer late-stage through end-stage COPD, which lasted around 4 years. The last year, he was confined to his bed, and nee

Good. Watched the father of my friend suffer late-stage through end-stage COPD, which lasted around 4 years. The last year, he was confined to his bed, and needed 24/7 care to do pretty much anything. He simply could not move any distance himself, without passing out. Nor could he sleep, without feeling like drowning. As you can imagine, his life quality was inhumanely low. Both him, and his son/my friend, agreed that there should have been some easier way out. "Luckily" he went out with a heart-attack, just as things started to get very bad. It's a difficult topic. On one side, you have religious people with very negative views, and on the other side, you have medical professionals whos oath contradicts the action of assisted suicide.