[quote=sherovin;#3648316;1278512471]@serados? what if you survived the accident but you no longer have your legs, arms and you went under comma...... wont you still prefer Euthansia?[/quote] 1. concerning about legs and arms. Reality speaking, a man that lost his legs/arms can still have a job using his remaining senses and the beautiful reality is that some handicaped still finds true love which is worth spending entire life. Upon the case of BOTH loss of arms and legs, the only thing that man has to have is a strong determination to live in normal life and as reality dictates that everything has a solution. No feet? there's an artificial feet, no money? get a wheel chair. 2. In comatose state, i remember in our retreat when i was still in high school where we visit a home for the aged home, there's an old woman that almost all of its body is paralyzed to the point that even her eyeballs are not moving at all but she is smiling, eating, sight seeing (via a special chair). That, is what you call living at its fullest. If ever thosse occur in my case, honestly i would'nt have done what other handicaps can do. But one thing for sure, euthanasia is out of my "escape-hatch". Simply viewing the nature already gives me calmness and i have a very loving parents. What else do i need?