‘If assisted-dying legislation had been in place, my sister may still be alive.’
A matter of life and death: Mike Wash has a personal take on assisted dying
‘Surely a kinder and more-loving approach would have been to help her die with dignity.’
Although there is currently no unity among British Quakers on the subject of assisted dying, I sense a move in our Meetings towards favouring legislation that results in a safe, humane and kind way of helping people choose to die on their own terms.