Good. As I indicated in my comment to NCR's companion piece, even the mainstream is concerned about the potential for abuse when assisted suicide is offered to psychiatric patients. A Dutch study published in JAMA over a year ago noted that over 50% of the participants who requested physician-assisted suicide for psych reasons reported noticeable "loneliness" and "social isolation" at intake and 20% of them didn't even have a prior psychiatric diagnosis. With all we know about social connectedness and depression, you'd think this would be a red flag for anyone, including the Brothers. 

Also morally bankrupt to be offering assisted suicide to emancipated minors, whom I am assuming are former crown wards now considered independent. Most of these kids would have come up through some equivalent of a foster care system and probably have serious adjustment issues.