Dr. Jack Kevorkian — nicknamed “Dr. Death” — died on June 3, 2011, after complications from liver cancer and kidney failure. He died naturally, and did not commit suicide or ask a physician to assist him on committing suicide. Dr. Kevorkian was a medical revolutionary who interpreted the Hippocratic oath to mean physicians are to empower patients to make their own decisions, even those to end their own life. He pushed empowerment of patients beyond conventional boundaries, and engaged the medical and medical-ethics community in their profoundest debate in decades. Dr.

Being from Montana makes for interesting travel, whether it is to other states or to other countries. In the article linked to below I share my experience of travelling as a Montanan.

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Motorcycles are a great vehicle to get around town on, take on trips, and save gas money with. Unfortunately, you can not just go ride your motorcycle on public roads. You have to be licensed to do so. Lucky for you Montana makes it easy for you to get licensed. Click Read>> below to read how to get a motorcycle endorsement in Montana.