Quote of the Day 6-22-10
“I have no regrets, none whatsoever,” he said. It was windy outside,
but it was also over 90 degrees in sunny Ann Arbor, MI. I was now
sweating, and he was… well, cold.
He shifted his gaze from his
lawyer back to me. “Sanjay, you want to know the single worst moment of
my life?”
That wasn’t the question I asked, but in fact I was
curious to know the answer.
“OK,” I replied – a little uneasily.
He smiled now and said in a very deliberate, almost staccato voice:
“The single worst moment of my life… was the moment I was born.” And,
we had officially begun my sit-down interview with Dr. Jack Kevorkian.
~ CNN‘s Dr. Sanjay Gupta, reporting on his interview with physician-suicide enthusiast Dr. Jack Kevorkian, June 14
[HT: LifeNews.com]
Jun.22, 2010 6:00 am |
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Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
“I was now sweating, and he was… well, cold.”
Cold is a word I would use to describe him too along with words like calculating, arrogant, criminal, unfeeling, killer. . .
“The single worst moment of my life… was the moment I was born.”
This statement explains alot.
Kevorkian should have been getting help for depression rather than “helping” others with theirs.
“The single worst moment of my life… was the moment I was born.”
This statement explains alot.
Kevorkian should have been getting help for depression rather than “helping” others with theirs.
Posted by: Praxedes at June 22, 2010 11:18 AM
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Agreed. These sound oddly like the sentiments of the adoptees posting on another thread, too. Lot of deeply depressed people out there, looking for purpose in life.
The bad news Jack is that the day of your birth may not always be the worst day of your life.
Better a live dog than a dead lion.
There is still hope for the living.