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If you have an incurable and painful disease, would you choose to end your suffering?

We welcome you to our campaign.

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I have lived with dignity. I want to die with dignity.”

-Gaynor French, diagnosed with terminal cancer in her 40s who ran Dignity in Dying Ireland.

Put yourself in their shoes.

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“It’s not life. I’m already dead.”

Diane Pretty, who died 16 years ago, gave up everything to fight for her right to die.

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Listen to this moving true recount and your thoughts on assisted dying may perhaps change.

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My grandpa wanted to pass on at home and I saw how meaningful such home care was for my grandpa. Professional support from nurses at home is key, but rising manpower costs makes it prohibitive for many lower or middle income families to afford it in order to honor their wishes of returning home

Mr Julian Koo's on why he started Project Going Home, a Singapore based initiative that offers free home nursing services to underprivileged terminally ill patients to fulfill more Singaporeans wish of dying at home.

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People should not be forced to travel abroad and pay thousands of pounds for a dignified death. Assisted euthanasia should be made available to all people of all countries.

Compassion in Dying - Dignity in Dying campaign’s sister charity, provides free Advance Decisions and information on end of life rights.

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David Goodall, the 104-year-old British-born scientist who travelled to Switzerland to end his life, has died. The botanist and ecologist had told The Independent that “in a way I’m looking forward to it, as an end”, having previously said he regretted living so long. He had campaigned for years for people’s right to assisted suicide including in Australia, his adopted home.

104-year-old scientist David Goodall who flew to Switzerland for assisted euthanasia has passed away.

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A terminally ill Shrewsbury man has said he should not have to undergo a "distressing and undignified" death as judges consider his Appeal Court challenge ag...

Noel Conway at court hearing - appealing for assisted dying through euthanasia

A person on the brink of death should be given control over his rite of passing.

Without an assisted dying law people are taking their life behind closed doors - making a dying person’s situation worse. They are unable to have open conversations with their doctor or family , for if found out , could result in possible prison sentence of up to 14 years.

"I don't feel that anyone else's choice is involved," Professor David Goodall, 104, said, "It's my own choice to end my life tomorrow."

Professor Goodall says farewell to grandson before flying off to Switzerland to be euthanised

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