'I could live 30 years - but want to die': Has assisted dying in Canada gone too far?

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‘I could live 30 years – but plan to die’: Has assisted dying in Canada gone too far? – Hoffeldt

BBC News BBC News reports on assisted dying in Canada, where some say it’s now easier to choose to die than get support to live Go to Source 04/04/2025 – 09:05 / SoMe: @hoffeldt.bsky.social

Grandma, yesterday they told a very dear friend that they had approved her request for euthanasia. I must confess that the news caused me an emotional tsunami of considerable magnitude. And not because I do not share her decision, on the contrary, I also have my vital will written and I am a member of the association Right to Die DMD, but because one thing is to be clear what you do not want for yourself in a situation of extreme suffering while…

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'I could live 30 years

Fergus Walsh Medical editor Camilla Horrox Global health producer BBC April Hubbard sits on the theatre stage where she plans to die later this year. She is not terminally ill, but the 39-year-old performance and burlesque artist has been approved for assisted dying under Canada’s increasingly liberal laws. Warning: This article contains details and descriptions […] The post ‘I could live 30 years first appeared on News Health.