I honestly thought he was still alive. Thank you for sharing this story about him. Not many people like to talk about controversial topics. You did with kindness and respect.
This is someone new to me and this is what i like about your tours always something new appearing Chris, a very interesting and fascinating tour this one, even googled him to read a little more about the person, thank you again for sharing this with us from across the pond in UK
Very interesting. I haven't heard of this man before and I also had never thought of this being legal in various different countries. When I think of assisted dying, I always think of Dignitas, probably because it's the most well known. As I said, I've never heard of this man before, but just from watching your video, all he was doing was trying to help people, an act of kindness and he ended up in jail because of it, because other's didn't agree. Just my opinion. Thanks for sharing this, I love the different variety of your videos, I am always learning something 😊
He went the way he would have wanted. We have just passed Assisted dying Act in NZ. There are strict guidelines in place so no one is pressured into this. Thank you for sharing. Have s great weekend. 😊
I remember the controversy over this doctor. We are all entitled to our individual opinion. As always terrific video. You handled the topic well 👍🏽. Thanks again
Very interesting video. Thank you for sharing this controversial topic with us. Many people would shy away from something like this or want to provide their own opinion on the subject.
I have friends Buried here but Finding Graves is Very Hard as They want this Place Maintenance Free, They achieved that for sure, Maintenance people are always helping people find Graves, Its Insane & Sad
If I have ALS, Huntingtons, or terminal cancer, it should be my right to decide if I want to suffer to the end or go painlessly and with dignity. RIP Dr. Kevorkian😇😇
Great video I remember hearing about his actions he was right in doing what he did thanks for sharing best wishes to you from thomas Costello in Ireland
Hello good buddy 👍 I remember him well I was just wondering about him other day I figured he was gone now but boy time flies anymore...it's been very hot here lately take care of yourself buddy 👍👌👊🤙🤟🤙 and God bless you my friend 🙏
Hey Chris: Probably for the best that an opinion on the topic was not brought up. Troy is a beautiful and exciting city though. Here some trivia, it used to be the world headquarters for the Kmart Corp.
Hi. A beautiful cemetery! Very interesting man. I don't know how I feel about assisted death. I guess each person will do whatever they feel is appropriate for them. Mary kills People was a TV show a few years back on assisted death. Thanks for all your great vlogs! Deborah.... Winnipeg, Canada
A very interesting man and insightful in many ways... as someone in the healthcare profession seeing many people suffer I do believe that it should be allowed in many cases however... that being said we are also not God and that has always worried me...😢 I have a very dear friend right now who is dying from in operable brain cancer she is in hospice but is suffering as well which is very sad for her friends and family to watch and wait 💔💔💔. Thank you again for bringing us another great episode/story of ones life that has passed but has significant meaning and gave us all moment for pause. You are absolutely kind and a lovely soul. Keep them coming ❤️ take care be safe 🙏🙏🙏
I believe in everything that he did. Dying with dignity. I am from there and I know many folks buried there. His lawyer was a friend to my old boss. RIP Jack. I will have to visit him next time I’m there
One of my fave videos of yours. I believe in him and a lot of his opinions. I wish assisted dying was legal in the U.K. my husband is terminally ill,and if he said he couldn’t cope with his condition anymore,I’d support him. It should only be for people who have a terminal or degenerative condition though
@@Whittdocs awesome!! I have yet to stop by there.. look up Michael Luther on findagrave… he has a huge pac man machine memorial marker. He was my friend. It’s in clio Michigan
My son and i volunteer to care for cemeteries. This one is so picturesque. When I was in high school i wrote a reasearch paper on euthanasia. I started out being very much against it. After all my research I had to change to being pro euthanasia. May none of us become so miserable to consider this!
@@Whittdocs Thank you for bringing us to this cemetery and allowing focus on euthanasia, a very tough topic yet needs real conversation to be far better understood.
I live in Washington state where assisted suicide is legal. The Death with Dignity Act was passed in 2008 and enacted in 2009. My mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2008. If the option for assisted suicide was available to my mother, I would have supported her to the end. She died in the summer of 2008 and the following November, the Death With Dignity was passed.
Little fun fact for those who don't know: The Volkswagen van Kevorkian used for many of those procedures was acquired a few years ago by Zac Bagins for his museum. Kevorkian's former attorney Geoffrey Fieger contested the validity of the van as he had paid to have it towed to a scrap yard and destroyed. (Someone at that yard initially tried to sell it to the pawnbrokers from Hardcore Pawn and were turned down before Bagins found out about it). Zac ultimately invited Fieger to come to the museum and examine the van for himself which he did, and conceded that the van was the real deal. As for the controversy, I seem to recall that someone convinced a great number of the elderly that the government would use assisted suicide to eventually just start offing people for getting old. I even remember a commercial aired when the debate was up for a vote, a really dark scenario where the senior citizens were being herded onto buses after tearful farewells to thier families and driven away.
I watched one of his trials way back on Court TV. Iwas torn on should they prosecuit him or not. There was a man in Florida in very much pain who fought in court to die. I never saw how that ended. One thing I do know is we will never know what these poor folks are going through till it happens to us. I do believe suicide is a sin. I do know if you really want to end t all you only have to stop drinking water. Painful. I pray no one ever has to go through this torture in their lives.
@@gregrak9389 Well Greg. I worked a long time in long term care. I saw a lot of folks out on their last days. Holding hands. Telling them they were the best parents in the world. Which they were. Telling them I loved them. Comforting families. I am old now and think about these things for me. What will I want. Nothing is the same for all. Each has to choose. This is a haed thing for flks. That is why they have living wills. Not everyone wants one of those. Each person needs to decide for themselves. I guess I think the person should have that right as long as the family are ok. If not then as an old fart I would do anything to keep from hurting my family. But sooner or later some folks have to face this. Though they may not get relief.
I don't know if Michigan has approved assisted suicide but Dr. Kevorkian was ahead of his time I think. Love the videos, especially these from Michigan. If you ever want to see real old graves check out the cemeteries in Muskegon Michigan. Lumber barons and a slave stealer/savor to mention a few.
I was born and raised in Michigan and followed this story from the beginning to end. I don't see that he did anything wrong, if you have a pet that's suffering and dying a slow painful death you end their pain with vet assisted euthanasia it's the kind and loving thing to do. It shouldn't be any different with humans
I learned more about his death here than any where else. Of course most have heard of him.knew he went to prison.most forgot how he died or had just plain forgot about him. I wonder how many have terminal illnesses and medication don't ease the pain no more. Would you rather keep suffering or want someone to help end it all. I remember some years ago a elderly lady in so much pain said to me. She wished Dr Death was still alive to help her end her pain. All I could do was pray for her. Sometimes we have put ourselves in thier place to understand why they asked him for help. Now days they have a living will. That way no body can interfere with thier dying. It is true. After a while pain medication don't work.Hospice has thier own Drs now. I don't think I could assist in anyone's death. Great video.👍. Today they call people who assist in helping someone pass. A.mercy killer. Thank you for reminding me how he died. I either forgot he had cancer, or just plain forgot. Love,respect and positivity always . Neita james. 🙌🧘♀️🦋🌠🌻🌷🙂👋.
Interesting video. He wasn’t as nasty as the UK Doctor Death that didn’t consult his patients, on ending their lives. Harold Shipman. I won’t dignify him with a title.
Where in Kentucky do you live? I was born and raised in Ashland; my mother and grandmother born and raised in Pikeville. My grandmother was a Hatcher. I now live in Lexington. Carolyn P.
Dr. Kevorkian was a true American hero, if someone truly deserved a novel peace prize, it was definitely him. I totally agree with his views, when someone has an incurable physical or mental disability or ailments that would no longer like to live with the condition, you should definitely be able to decide when they want to leave this earth, and have the help of competent and compassionate medical professionals to help you leave this world with comfort and dignity, and no government nor sick and ignorant religious fanatics should continue to step in and prevent that. You’re deciding over your own life, not someone else’s. Utterly disgraceful that Dr. Kevorkian was tried and imprisoned like a total criminal. Thankfully in part thanks to Dr. Kevorkian’s fight and movement for his cause, some states now have laws that allow and provide medically assisted suicide, but under certain requirements, though it should be more accessible to more people.
Sacrificed his career, reputation, and freedom for the rights of terminally ill and suffering patients. He was able to spare his patients and their families from unbearable suffering.
I have always felt as if he did nothing wrong. I am from Michigan, so knew of him. He helped people die with dignity and in the way they chose. This world is really messed up when they will put an animal down when it is ill and no one thinks twice about it, yet when Doctor Kevorkian helped others end their life he was punished for it....
We definitely heard the controversy from the media back in the day. But I think he believed that patients should have the right if they were terminal to have their wishes met, even if it meant getting a little help. My ex-mother-in-law, after her dad lingered from Alzheimer's, said, "If I ever get dementia, shoot me." She didn't want to waste away like that. I think a lot of patients who are terminal want to be remembered as they were when they were vital and not as the disease takes them. The family doesn't always agree. Therein lies the controversy. It was interesting that he stood up for a patient's right to choose their own death.
The most evil people are the unscrupulous doctors, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies that keep making millions in profits in the name of so called “treating” patients, and billing citizens outrageously for medical bills. Dr. Kevorkian was the true American hero, you’re and your mother are much more evil and disgraceful people than Kevorkian was.
I believe all he was trying to do was help folks I saw my grandfather at end of his life with Alzheimer's I will tell you this it's was very ugly. So those with MS and such they should have the right to die with their self worth in tact.
I remember this story like if it was yesterday I lost my mother to pancreatic cancer and my mother was prepared to go in be with the Lord turn down chemo two months after they gave her 6 months she refused chemo however me being Christian I believe nobody give life and nobody take life I don't knock or agree with what this man was doing I just feel that what he should have did is made it comfortable for the individual to make that transition comfortable without any drama as always no disrespect intended New York City USA 🤍🖤🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤
In my own opinion this man was an Angel. We need more people like him.
Thank you so much for the comment!
Cared for his patients to the end!
I honestly thought he was still alive. Thank you for sharing this story about him. Not many people like to talk about controversial topics. You did with kindness and respect.
I truly appreciate that. Thank you so much.
Kevorkian was a good man, he makes me proud to be an Armenian.
@@WhittdocsBtw, I love your channel man, keep up the good work.
RIP Jack, thank you for your services. Thanks Whitdoc...Luv Ya
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This is someone new to me and this is what i like about your tours always something new appearing Chris, a very interesting and fascinating tour this one, even googled him to read a little more about the person, thank you again for sharing this with us from across the pond in UK
I really appreciate all of your support. Glad that you’re enjoying.
Wow soooo very cool!!!
great work as always
Thank you!
Very interesting information on his life! Great video as always!!
I appreciate that. Thank you so much.
Very interesting and informative video..thanks..done respectfully.
I truly appreciate that. Thank you!
I loved Jack. He was ahead of his time.
I actually met Jack. What a man, he was marching to his own beat. But what a true gentleman soul
Thank you Chris for telling the facts. As always you are true and very classy in your presentations. THANKS Brother!!
I greatly appreciate that. That means so much to me.
Thank you Dr. Kavorikan....You knew what you were doing...helping others..Genius..😇
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Very interesting. I haven't heard of this man before and I also had never thought of this being legal in various different countries. When I think of assisted dying, I always think of Dignitas, probably because it's the most well known. As I said, I've never heard of this man before, but just from watching your video, all he was doing was trying to help people, an act of kindness and he ended up in jail because of it, because other's didn't agree. Just my opinion. Thanks for sharing this, I love the different variety of your videos, I am always learning something 😊
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Often wondered where he was buried. Thank you
Thank you for watching.
Great coverage! Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
I remember all the controversy this doctor brought with his methods...thanks for sharing!!👍🏻
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Absolutely stunning info!!!
I thought so too.
enjoyed the tour
Very interesting. Thank you. 😊🐘
I appreciate that. Thanks for watching.
Fascinating video Chris.
I was surprised on how simple a grave marker he had.
Thanks
Thanks once again, Ken.
He went the way he would have wanted. We have just passed Assisted dying Act in NZ. There are strict guidelines in place so no one is pressured into this. Thank you for sharing. Have s great weekend. 😊
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Good job as usual
You do such a great job! I like that you cover such a wide range of people. This one was very interesting.
I really appreciate that. Thank you.
I really enjoy your videos keep up the good work!
Thank you so much.
Great video! I hope you enjoyed my home state! Can’t wait to see what other videos you do here in Michigan.
I really enjoyed my first trip to Michigan. Definitely plan to go back!
@@Whittdocs next time you are in Michigan you may want to check out the cemeteries on Mackinac Island. They are very neat and historic.
I would love to.
Great video. I could listen to your voice all day. ❤️
You pretty well do. Thanks for supporting me always!
Great video! When I visited recently it was a little overgrown. I wish there was a little more care given to the graves at White Chapel.
Thanks for the comment. It’s been a few years since I’ve been there. Would love to go back.
I remember the controversy over this doctor. We are all entitled to our individual opinion. As always terrific video. You handled the topic well 👍🏽. Thanks again
I appreciate your support as always.
Chris I guess you know more about cemeteries than anybody I know of.
Thanks!
Take a look at Arthur Dark, he's good with cemetery tours.
Nice video. 👍👍
Thank you so much.
Very interesting video. Thank you for sharing this controversial topic with us. Many people would shy away from something like this or want to provide their own opinion on the subject.
Thank you so much. I love telling the history of subjects. And I just keep opinions to myself. Thanks for watching.
Wish Mr. Jack Kevorkian could still be her, I totally believe in his work.
Thank you for watching.
I have friends Buried here but Finding Graves is Very Hard as They want this Place Maintenance Free,
They achieved that for sure,
Maintenance people are always helping people find Graves, Its Insane & Sad
The landscape is beautiful. However, the grass is grown so far over the flat markers that some of them couldn’t be read. I found that very sad.
@@Whittdocs There's probably been cut backs or poor management or BOTH, it is Democrat Michigan after all.
Very nice
Thank you for watching.
If I have ALS, Huntingtons, or terminal cancer, it should be my right to decide if I want to suffer to the end or go painlessly and with dignity. RIP Dr. Kevorkian😇😇
Great video I remember hearing about his actions he was right in doing what he did thanks for sharing best wishes to you from thomas Costello in Ireland
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Hello good buddy 👍 I remember him well I was just wondering about him other day I figured he was gone now but boy time flies anymore...it's been very hot here lately take care of yourself buddy 👍👌👊🤙🤟🤙 and God bless you my friend 🙏
Thanks David. I hope that everything is going well.
@@Whittdocs it's going pretty good for a old man like me lol...
Hey Chris: Probably for the best that an opinion on the topic was not brought up. Troy is a beautiful and exciting city though. Here some trivia, it used to be the world headquarters for the Kmart Corp.
I just tell the history and leave my opinions out of it. I really enjoyed Troy. I have more videos coming from there.
Very interesting. I wondered what happened to him.
Thank you for watching.
I hope you will show your viewers my final resting place one day -- I am famous for not being famous
That’s a great idea!
Hi. A beautiful cemetery! Very interesting man. I don't know how I feel about assisted death. I guess each person will do whatever they feel is appropriate for them. Mary kills People was a TV show a few years back on assisted death. Thanks for all your great vlogs! Deborah.... Winnipeg, Canada
Thank you so much for this comment.
I could have sworn I saw a Law and Order episode about this.
I need to find that!
It was very close to this.
This is a very controversial subject you are right
Yeah, I just tell the history of my visits. Never give an opinion. Thanks so much for watching.
A very interesting man and insightful in many ways... as someone in the healthcare profession seeing many people suffer I do believe that it should be allowed in many cases however... that being said we are also not God and that has always worried me...😢 I have a very dear friend right now who is dying from in operable brain cancer she is in hospice but is suffering as well which is very sad for her friends and family to watch and wait 💔💔💔. Thank you again for bringing us another great episode/story of ones life that has passed but has significant meaning and gave us all moment for pause. You are absolutely kind and a lovely soul. Keep them coming ❤️ take care be safe 🙏🙏🙏
I truly appreciate your insight and comment. Thank you so much.
I believe in everything that he did. Dying with dignity. I am from there and I know many folks buried there. His lawyer was a friend to my old boss. RIP Jack. I will have to visit him next time I’m there
You should. I’m so glad that I visited. Thanks for watching.
My State!
I really enjoyed my visit.
How much heartbreak he caused for all the families and loved ones of his victims...sad.
Victims?
Welcome to Mi ! Thank you for so much information---and was nice to see he was laid to rest in such a beautiful area.
Thank you so much for watching!
He was definitely ahead of his time and I really like his epitaph. Nice find Whitt! 👍
Thanks Steve. I really enjoyed being able to visit this grave. I appreciate it.
One of my fave videos of yours.
I believe in him and a lot of his opinions. I wish assisted dying was legal in the U.K. my husband is terminally ill,and if he said he couldn’t cope with his condition anymore,I’d support him. It should only be for people who have a terminal or degenerative condition though
I am so very sorry to hear that.
I always say hello to dr death and John Delorean when I drive by here on I 75..
I actually visited Deloreans grave. I will be showing it in a future video.
@@Whittdocs awesome!! I have yet to stop by there.. look up Michael Luther on findagrave… he has a huge pac man machine memorial marker. He was my friend. It’s in clio Michigan
I would love to check that out next time I’m there.
@@Whittdocs it’s aprox 20 minutes north of flint Michigan. Findagrave has it on there
My son and i volunteer to care for cemeteries. This one is so picturesque. When I was in high school i wrote a reasearch paper on euthanasia. I started out being very much against it. After all my research I had to change to being pro euthanasia. May none of us become so miserable to consider this!
Thanks for your insight and thanks for watching.
@@Whittdocs Thank you for bringing us to this cemetery and allowing focus on euthanasia, a very tough topic yet needs real conversation to be far better understood.
I appreciate your kind words.
I live in Washington state where assisted suicide is legal. The Death with Dignity Act was passed in 2008 and enacted in 2009.
My mother was diagnosed with terminal cancer in 2008. If the option for assisted suicide was available to my mother, I would have supported her to the end. She died in the summer of 2008 and the following November, the Death With Dignity was passed.
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The doctor had a strange & creepy obsession with death. Contraversial topic.
Thanks for watching.
I believe God gave you life, and only He can take it back.
God Bless and stay safe
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RIP Dr. Jack
Thank you.
Little fun fact for those who don't know: The Volkswagen van Kevorkian used for many of those procedures was acquired a few years ago by Zac Bagins for his museum. Kevorkian's former attorney Geoffrey Fieger contested the validity of the van as he had paid to have it towed to a scrap yard and destroyed. (Someone at that yard initially tried to sell it to the pawnbrokers from Hardcore Pawn and were turned down before Bagins found out about it). Zac ultimately invited Fieger to come to the museum and examine the van for himself which he did, and conceded that the van was the real deal.
As for the controversy, I seem to recall that someone convinced a great number of the elderly that the government would use assisted suicide to eventually just start offing people for getting old. I even remember a commercial aired when the debate was up for a vote, a really dark scenario where the senior citizens were being herded onto buses after tearful farewells to thier families and driven away.
Thank you so much for this comment. I love learning from my viewers. I appreciate you watching.
Cemetries fascinate me!!.Because we all going to finally end up there!!!
I like the way he wasn't put to sleep when he was Dying 💀
I watched one of his trials way back on Court TV. Iwas torn on should they prosecuit him or not. There was a man in Florida in very much pain who fought in court to die. I never saw how that ended. One thing I do know is we will never know what these poor folks are going through till it happens to us. I do believe suicide is a sin. I do know if you really want to end t all you only have to stop drinking water. Painful. I pray no one ever has to go through this torture in their lives.
Thank you so much for this thoughtful comment.
Honey, could you please keep your beliefs to yourself?? To understand the plight of the terminally ill, one must be able to walk in their shoes!
@@gregrak9389 Well Greg. I worked a long time in long term care. I saw a lot of folks out on their last days. Holding hands. Telling them they were the best parents in the world. Which they were. Telling them I loved them. Comforting families. I am old now and think about these things for me. What will I want. Nothing is the same for all. Each has to choose. This is a haed thing for flks. That is why they have living wills. Not everyone wants one of those. Each person needs to decide for themselves. I guess I think the person should have that right as long as the family are ok. If not then as an old fart I would do anything to keep from hurting my family. But sooner or later some folks have to face this. Though they may not get relief.
Jack Kavorkian is one of my heroes!!
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I don't know if Michigan has approved assisted suicide but Dr. Kevorkian was ahead of his time I think. Love the videos, especially these from Michigan. If you ever want to see real old graves check out the cemeteries in Muskegon Michigan. Lumber barons and a slave stealer/savor to mention a few.
I would love to visit there. I have more Michigan videos coming. Thanks for watching!
@@Whittdocs we even have a cemetery with a bank robber and the police officer who caught/shot him both in same one.
thats the cemetery my grandfather and other relatives are buried at
I have a video on here where I did a longer tour. Thanks for sharing that!
@@Whittdocs i'll have to check it out
I think there was a Law and Order episode about this.
If you find it, let me know!
@@Whittdocs ok. But it’s from the 1990s. I think.
Thank you!
Man it's hot here in Nashville TN USA music 🎶 city USA
I’m about 5 hours from you. It’s been hot here too.
If someone doesn't want to live it's up to them
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I was born and raised in Michigan and followed this story from the beginning to end. I don't see that he did anything wrong, if you have a pet that's suffering and dying a slow painful death you end their pain with vet assisted euthanasia it's the kind and loving thing to do. It shouldn't be any different with humans
Thank you for your insight and thoughts on this.
I learned more about his death here than any where else. Of course most have heard of him.knew he went to prison.most forgot how he died or had just plain forgot about him. I wonder how many have terminal illnesses and medication don't ease the pain no more. Would you rather keep suffering or want someone to help end it all. I remember some years ago a elderly lady in so much pain said to me. She wished Dr Death was still alive to help her end her pain. All I could do was pray for her. Sometimes we have put ourselves in thier place to understand why they asked him for help. Now days they have a living will. That way no body can interfere with thier dying. It is true. After a while pain medication don't work.Hospice has thier own Drs now. I don't think I could assist in anyone's death. Great video.👍. Today they call people who assist in helping someone pass. A.mercy killer. Thank you for reminding me how he died. I either forgot he had cancer, or just plain forgot. Love,respect and positivity always . Neita james. 🙌🧘♀️🦋🌠🌻🌷🙂👋.
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Interesting video. He wasn’t as nasty as the UK Doctor Death that didn’t consult his patients, on ending their lives. Harold Shipman. I won’t dignify him with a title.
Thank you for sharing. And for watching.
Cemetery’s are so peaceful. I have mixed emotions on this topic
I agree. So peaceful. Thanks for watching.
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When it’s my time, it’s an option I may not need but would like to have
Where in Kentucky do you live? I was born and raised in Ashland; my mother and grandmother born and raised in Pikeville. My grandmother was a Hatcher. I now live in Lexington. Carolyn P.
Hello Carolyn! I live close to Ashland, In Grayson.
Dr. Kevorkian was a true American hero, if someone truly deserved a novel peace prize, it was definitely him. I totally agree with his views, when someone has an incurable physical or mental disability or ailments that would no longer like to live with the condition, you should definitely be able to decide when they want to leave this earth, and have the help of competent and compassionate medical professionals to help you leave this world with comfort and dignity, and no government nor sick and ignorant religious fanatics should continue to step in and prevent that. You’re deciding over your own life, not someone else’s. Utterly disgraceful that Dr. Kevorkian was tried and imprisoned like a total criminal. Thankfully in part thanks to Dr. Kevorkian’s fight and movement for his cause, some states now have laws that allow and provide medically assisted suicide, but under certain requirements, though it should be more accessible to more people.
I heard of jack back in the day I forget the number of people he assistant to
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It should be legalized. I think we should have a choice on how we want to end our life. With specific guidelines. Well done.
Thanks so much for watching and for your insight.
I had no clue he died Chris
I just had to go visit his grave when I realized I would be that close.
I heard bits and pieces that was all
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He was in Vietnam and deciding on the battle field who should live and die doing blood transfusions.
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Jeffrey Fiegar was his attorney
Oh okay. Thanks for sharing that with us.
I would love for people to comment. Good or bad
Angel of Death...🥀 RIP Dr Kevorkian 🥀
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I would not be mad at all
Did you know Dr. Death Van is in Zak Bagans Museum
I did read that actually. Thanks for sharing.
a quick painless death or a long painful one, I know which I would choose.
Thanks for the comment, Greg.
What was the oldest grave you’ve ever seen
I’m not exactly sure. And I’m not exactly sure of where. But, I’m thinking I have seen 1700s before.
Yea, the oldest I’ve seen was born in 1743
The oldest death I’ve seen died in 1812
Sacrificed his career, reputation, and freedom for the rights of terminally ill and suffering patients. He was able to spare his patients and their families from unbearable suffering.
I don’t know how to view this video in some cases I could see this in others no not sure what my out look is on the topic
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i have seen people i grew up with die in truly awful ways. dying is a personal choice. how dare people say i do not have that right.
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I believe the physician's heart was in the right place.
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I have severe chronic pain and here in Ohio we do not have have assisted *uc*ide, but I wish they did for people who are suffering.
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I live in Michigan not far from Troy, so I know about him and his lawyer. Not a fan of either. His lawyer is still practicing and advertising.
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I have always felt as if he did nothing wrong. I am from Michigan, so knew of him. He helped people die with dignity and in the way they chose. This world is really messed up when they will put an animal down when it is ill and no one thinks twice about it, yet when Doctor Kevorkian helped others end their life he was punished for it....
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A shame he went to prison.
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He should have been buried in an unmarked grave 👀
We definitely heard the controversy from the media back in the day. But I think he believed that patients should have the right if they were terminal to have their wishes met, even if it meant getting a little help. My ex-mother-in-law, after her dad lingered from Alzheimer's, said, "If I ever get dementia, shoot me." She didn't want to waste away like that. I think a lot of patients who are terminal want to be remembered as they were when they were vital and not as the disease takes them. The family doesn't always agree. Therein lies the controversy. It was interesting that he stood up for a patient's right to choose their own death.
I really appreciate you sharing this with us. Thank you.
I like the way you done this. I think he was one of the most evil people. You can disagree with me if you want. I would not be mad.
Thanks for watching and commenting. That means a lot to me.
The most evil people are the unscrupulous doctors, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies that keep making millions in profits in the name of so called “treating” patients, and billing citizens outrageously for medical bills. Dr. Kevorkian was the true American hero, you’re and your mother are much more evil and disgraceful people than Kevorkian was.
Evil Dead 💀
More like Dr Evil.
Thank you for watching.
I believe all he was trying to do was help folks I saw my grandfather at end of his life with Alzheimer's I will tell you this it's was very ugly. So those with MS and such they should have the right to die with their self worth in tact.
I appreciate your insight.
I remember this story like if it was yesterday I lost my mother to pancreatic cancer and my mother was prepared to go in be with the Lord turn down chemo two months after they gave her 6 months she refused chemo however me being Christian I believe nobody give life and nobody take life I don't knock or agree with what this man was doing I just feel that what he should have did is made it comfortable for the individual to make that transition comfortable without any drama as always no disrespect intended New York City USA 🤍🖤🤎💜💙💚💛🧡❤