Potentially triggering even though it's obviously a thread about death.
I watched it and have very mixed feelings. It's hard to have a 'good' death, not many people just go to bed and die in their sleep with no pain or illness.
Part of my job was sitting with people who had no family or friends, while they died, I could swab their mouths with water and talk to them but it was always a relief when they stopped struggling for breath. In my area when someone was very ill, in pain and with no chance of recovery the G.P. would insert a morphine pump driver to give regular amounts and make death easier on the patient.
Now, as someone with pretty much constant pain, very little independence as I'm no longer able to drive as I take morphine, and some days can't stand more than a few minutes I do feel like a burden to my husband. He's incredibly patient and kind but if he were like my ex then he could make me believe that my life is pointless and I should end my own life.
So although I can see that being able to end your own life in a calm manner surrounded by loved ones would be the choice for some, the risk of it being abused , for example by greedy relatives wanting the inheritance rather than it going to care home fees, is too great for me to be comfortable with it.