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Possibly. But it happens.ahh..
made much higher risk for those administering the drugs following the Shipman case.
Possibly. But it happens.ahh..
made much higher risk for those administering the drugs following the Shipman case.
That's one way of putting it.But they do their best to be generous with the drugs
I wouldn't call it suicide by this definition.A 40 page bill to allow people to commit sui cide, something wrong when it takes that many safeguards
There is no real difference between mental and physical health, a person with a settled intention, backed up by medical history, will be able to use the ActI wouldn't call it suicide by this definition.
If your prognosis is terminal the end is already in sight and cannot be medically treated, whereas a suicidal person still has the option of seeking treatment for their condition, in most cases.
you think a cancer can develop through a psychomatic symptom?There is no real difference between mental and physical health, a person with a settled intention, backed up by medical history, will be able to use the Act
I think medical science increasingly recognise that, but that was not the pointyou think a cancer can develop through a psychomatic symptom?
The whole point is a fit and able person is able to take their life in any number of ways. The terminally ill cancer or MND person is having their capacity eaten away to the point where they need the help of someone else.There is no real difference between mental and physical health, a person with a settled intention, backed up by medical history, will be able to use the Act
It has to be self administered, The person who helps the administering could get up to 14 years in prison if anything goes wrong, and we know these things are looked at in hindsight by the police snd the cps.The whole point is a fit and able person is able to take their life in any number of ways. The terminally ill cancer or MND person is having their capacity eaten away to the point where they need the help of someone else.
I personally don't see much difference between them being given a lot of valium and morphine (legally), which stops the body fighting death. I don't really see the need for such a complex process for someone wanting to go "a bit earlier".