Tears Of A Nation .......

[Ann]

Of Corrie lovers!!

Story line although handled sensitively is a bit irresponsible I thought, just hope there are no copy cat ......

Poor Roy :(

[netibiza]

My mother died from pancreatic cancer, a horrible way to die, so I back Hayley all the way.

[mazie]

Thank you chrissa, I'm, sorry you ran out of time :o( Just put my vote in for Roy.

[Ann]

Ah sorry to read that Neti and Mazie - it must have been extra hard for you to watch tonight, my thoughts are with you both x

[Caribeing]

Yes it was spoiled with Carla bursting in the scene with Hayley and Roy was peaceful and should have been left like that.

[horselady]

I thought Carla spoiled the final scene too, it should have ended with just Roy and Hayley lying there.

[netibiza]

Thanks Anne but no it didn't affect me in that way at all, and yes Caribeing, I agree with you.

[chrissa1]

Surely, it was written like that so that the storyline could be developed through the eyes of Carla and Anna.

[Ric.ror]

It was the arrogance and insensitivity of the two.
They might not have known what Hayley was up to but they did know hoe seriously I'll she was

[Caribeing]

My sister died recently with ovarian cancer and cried out in pain for medication to see her lying peacefully like Hayley would have eased our pain!

[Ric.ror]

Especially when Anna had been so sensitive

[mazie]

Thank you Ann xx

[pips1]

Severe pain and feeling hopeless scares me a lot but I wouldn't have a clue how to end it all in this way. I would probably get it wrong and make things worse.

[elliemay1]

Just wondered how Hayley knew the correct dosage to take to ensure death.

[mazie]

Really sorry for your loss Caribeing. I do hope you are managing to deal with it. xxx

[sherrardk]

I actually think it was done really well and that Hayley (yes, I know it's not real) was very brave.

[Postdog]

I am sure you can find out what and how much, but personally I was going to go to Switzerland when I didn't know if it was an option I needed to consider. Not pain but a gradual loss of abilities, and I knew I couldn't handle that. As with Roy, my other half was totally against such an idea, but when you have to face it, it makes a lot of sense. They really should legalize it.

[sherrardk]

Postdog, I was faced with such a situation last summer and promised to sort something out. Had no ideas of the how's and not sure if I could actually have done it but thankfully I didn't have to.

[ladybirder]

I agree Postdog.

[Ken4155]

I thought it was handled with the utmost sensitivity and i, too, believe that if anyone out there has made up their minds to do likewise, they will not use a work of fiction as a type of sounding board.

I also believe BAFTAs are on their way to Julie Hesmondhalgh and David Nielson. Brilliant acting by the pair right the way through this storyline.

[gordiescotland1]

I was most impressed with the sensitivity and dignity in which this storyline was carried out and I was very impressed with the acting