More than 1.5 million Massachusetts voters said "no" last week to a ballot measure that would allow doctor-assisted suicide for the terminally ill, clinching a 51 percent majority. And Jim Carberry might have been one of them, had he not watched his cancer-stricken wife starve herself to death.
Monday, November 12, 2012
Assisted Dying Advocates Deflated
More than 1.5 million Massachusetts voters said "no" last week to a ballot measure that would allow doctor-assisted suicide for the terminally ill, clinching a 51 percent majority. And Jim Carberry might have been one of them, had he not watched his cancer-stricken wife starve herself to death.
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