There will always be room for debate on whether or not a assisted suicide for depression was actually warrented, we can never know what the person was thinking and if they were just going through a rough spell.

The state and doctors should not be involved in those decisions. We should not make suicide for mental health problems an acceptable thing.

Unlike suicidal people with severe physical problems and disease, people suffering from mental health issues never lose the ability to kill themselves, so that means that if there was some extreme outlier case of depression that truly was incurable and was hopeless, that person will always be capable of suicide.

The op is about a 23 year old, do you know how much of a child you are at 23? You'll be a completely different person by the time you're 30 years, but a doctor backed up and supported her suicidal thoughts.