In response to George McIsaac’s letter (“Column was dangerous,” Aug. 25) regarding the column written by Pam Frampton on the right-to-die issue, how is his belief in God the answer to someone else’s pain?
If patients are of sound mind and their prognoses are fatal, then they and they alone should have the right to die in peace and not prolong their unnecessary suffering. If they are unable to make the decision, their families and the physician in charge should be able to come to the right conclusion.
Furthermore, I am not a religious person and I don’t believe the world is flat. Please don’t let religion determine my fate if I am ever in a right-to-choose-death-over-life decision.
I also believe in global warming, abortion and individuals’ right to choose for themselves what they do with their own bodies. I don’t knock on anyone’s door trying to convert them to my way of thinking, so please keep your opinions to you and yours.