Assisted dying doctor

[badtothebone]

I’m an assisted dying doctor – I’ll never forget my first patient & many ask me if they should ‘take the gamble’ - NewsBreak

A DOCTOR has revealed the first time he was asked to end a patient’s life and how he discovered that some patients are forced to take a gamble. Dr. Ryan Spielvogel from Sacramento, California, spoke exclusively to The U.S. Sun about how he ended up helping patients die when euthanasia laws were...

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We need him in Florida!

 

[FuneralCry]

I imagine it must be a relief for those who are able to access such and can die painlessly as a result. It's so cruel and painful to me how so many are denied the option to be euthanised and instead are trapped in this torturous existence just continuing to suffer.

 

[badtothebone]

I imagine it must be a relief for those who are able to access such and can die painlessly as a result. It's so cruel and painful to me how so many are denied the option to be euthanised and instead are trapped in this torturous existence just continuing to suffer.

I agree!

 

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Humanists welcome Assisted Dying Bill drawn 2nd in Lords ballot - Politics.co.uk

A Bill that proposes to legalise assisted dying for adults of sound mind who have six or fewer months left to live has secured second place in the House of Lords private member’s bill ballot. The Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill is being put forward by Lord Falconer, and unlike...

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We're getting there here in the UK. Slowly but surely. I thought they hadn't introduced it into parliament as yet, but they have. Scotland apparently has its own bill.

 

[Worndown]

Florida needs a lot. This will not be anytime soon.

 

[badtothebone]

Humanists welcome Assisted Dying Bill drawn 2nd in Lords ballot - Politics.co.uk

A Bill that proposes to legalise assisted dying for adults of sound mind who have six or fewer months left to live has secured second place in the House of Lords private member’s bill ballot. The Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill is being put forward by Lord Falconer, and unlike...

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We're getting there here in the UK. Slowly but surely. I thought they hadn't introduced it into parliament as yet, but they have. Scotland apparently has its own bill.

You guys are lucky!

Florida needs a lot. This will not be anytime soon.

Right? It's crazy how the system in America is very slow