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<blockquote data-quote="criticalbass" data-source="post: 1880485" data-attributes="member: 711">Me too.&nbsp; For my Dad.&nbsp; But that is, to me, very different from pulling a trigger.&nbsp; Don&#039;t think I would or could unless the world was a lot different from what it is now.&nbsp; Many of us tend to say what we&#039;d do if . . . , but until the situation is in our face, we really don&#039;t know how we&#039;ll act.Lots of spousal mercy killings are followed immediately by a suicide, and I can assure you that suicide has far reaching and long lasting negative consequences for families, even if done for the &quot;best&quot; of reasons.Edit:&nbsp; One of the ways I deal with this sort of horror is through grossly inappropriate humor.&nbsp; Here is what just occurred to me.&nbsp; Maybe he just wanted to have someboby to cook for him.&nbsp; (which he&#039;ll have unless he comes up with the half mil in bond money . . .). . . sorry. . .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="criticalbass, post: 1880485, member: 711"] Me too. For my Dad. But that is, to me, very different from pulling a trigger. Don't think I would or could unless the world was a lot different from what it is now. Many of us tend to say what we'd do if . . . , but until the situation is in our face, we really don't know how we'll act. Lots of spousal mercy killings are followed immediately by a suicide, and I can assure you that suicide has far reaching and long lasting negative consequences for families, even if done for the "best" of reasons. Edit: One of the ways I deal with this sort of horror is through grossly inappropriate humor. Here is what just occurred to me. Maybe he just wanted to have someboby to cook for him. (which he'll have unless he comes up with the half mil in bond money . . .) . . . sorry. . . [/QUOTE]

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