Yes, this is a topic that comes up in the MS community, and it's one that deserves thoughtful consideration. Planning ahead can give a real sense of control and peace of mind.
A key tool many people explore is a living will — a legal document that puts your wishes in writing for situations where you may not be able to Show Full Answer
I didn't know you could do it here. I knew Canada does it and some other countries in Europe. That's a heavy decision and I wouldn't direct that decision in any direction. But I would say that I do not believe that suicide disqualifies you from being saved. It's thru grace and belief in Jesus's death, burial and resurrection. We can't add to or take anything away from that.
And if you are talking us, and MS, I doubt we would qualify unless you are truly bedridden with no quality of life. 🤗
My best Friend, Tess, she was one of the 1st who elected and gone through this, when it first was introduced in California. She had a rare metastatic breast cancer. I am glad she was able to do this, @A MyMSTeam Member!
My state allows it ,I’m sure most states do . I don’t believe in it. I think God should be the one who decides for me , maybe later in life I will feel differently about it . However, if someone chooses to do it , that’s completely understandable.
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