Bimmertl, I go to factcheck.org to sort through the truth and lies. It's almost like we can't believe anything we hear anymore and need a third party to sort the truth out. I have found factcheck.org to be a pretty good neutral site. Unfortunately, Sara Palin did talk about Death Panels that she said were included in the Health Care bill; and as we all know now, there is no such thing as a Death Panel. This morning on the Sunday news an Alaskan Republican Senator made a statement to the press that she was shocked by Sarah's statement too. Now we all know that end-of-life counseling is an option available to all if you want to discuss it with a counselor, and it is included in the proposed Health Care bill. That's a good thing for all of us to be knowledgeable about. When my mother-in-law recently died, she made out a living will, which instructed the family about her end-of-life wishes (treatment, donating organs, etc.). It certainly helped us out a lot about her desires. I think the end-of-life counseling (if it becomes available) is a good idea for people at any age.