I honestly have mixed feelings about right to die laws.
I really, really, really want this option if I'm in a terminal situation and physically unable to just go jump off a cliff (and now that I know the people who clean up after someone jumps off a cliff, I realize it is not a kind thing to do).
On the other hand, I do worry about a society that sanctions killing people for illness - is it a slippery slope?
On the third hand, medical technology has gotten so good at postponing death (I do not say "prolonging life") that we have made end of life cruel beyond our forefathers' imaginations and this seems to redress that imbalance some.
I wonder what some of the more religious people in the forum think about this.