Viewpoint: 'Why the RCGP should change its stance on assisted dying' gponline.com/article/1665727 #choice #autonomy #endoflifecare
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Dignity in Dying Cardiff
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Dignity in Dying Cardiff
@DidCardiff
A group of locals in Cardiff trying to implement change and allow the choice to die with dignity. Join our journey and watch as the tide turns.
เข้าร่วม Ağustos 2019
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The law has to change.
Joy Munns@JoyMunns
Does this look like a murderer? Our mom got charged with murder for trying to commit suicide with our cancer riddled dad, so he would be out of pain. This was the end of a 60 year love story, NOT MURDER!!! @dignityindying @BBCNews @ITV @davidgold @MeacherMolly @kevinwwfc666
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RCGP survey: Make your vote count: mailchi.mp/healthcare-pro…
Can people share far and wide to all our GP colleagues. Please complete your college's survey to consider the need for a change in the law to allow assisted dying #dignityindying #choice #dignity
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Thank you @GwentPCC and @NorthWalesPCC for supporting @RonaldHogg1 in his call for an inquiry into the law on assisted dying. How about @commissionersw supporting the people of Cardiff and South Wales too? #choice #autonomy #assisteddying
Dignity in Dying@dignityindying
BREAKING: 18 police and crime commissioners have written to the Secretary of State for Justice, calling for an inquiry into the impact of the current law on assisted dying. It's clear that the blanket ban on assisted dying is not working for dying people dignityindying.org.uk/news/18-police…
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bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-…
An interesting find in the news this morning. Maybe if Wales has control of its justice system then we really can achieve a change in the law for Wales' people #dignityindying #choice #autonomy #AGoodDeath #CompassionIsNotACrime
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This lady had the choice to die at a time when she felt her life was intolerable for her. I support Assisted Dying, not euthanasia but it's all about choice #dignityindying #choice #autonomy
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@socialmissfit3 @dignityindying Goodness me; I am rarely lost for words but this really is appalling. Lack of humanity and care with the law as it is. David's wife didn't want to die; she was dying and she should have had the choice to do that in her own home. #compassionisnotacrime #dignity
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This is shocking.
David’s wife was too ill to travel to Dignitas on a commercial flight, so they were forced to hire a private air ambulance.
This cost them £20,000.
By refusing to legalise assisted dying, our elected officials are turning their backs on dying Brits.
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The law has to change. It's about choice and we, in Wales, can help instigate change #dignity #choice #autonomy #assisteddying
Sarah Wootton@sarah_wootton
Good to finally meet and plan with @mimday and other @dignityindying campaigners in Cardiff with @fran_hall1
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Some questions are difficult.
How can the Tories be 15 points ahead of the opposition in the polls today. How?
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@david3012 @dignityindying Exactly. It's not 'either v or' it's a about having the choice
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This is an emotive issue that many feel strongly about. Critical hospices engage with @dignityindying to encourage involvement and be part of the debate. #AssistedDying
Dignity in Dying@dignityindying
Palliative care works for the vast majority of people approaching the end of life, and has been proven to work alongside assisted dying all over the world. But there is a small but significant minority of people who still face a painful death. These people should have choice.
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@dignityindying Shocking but not unusual for those of us who work in healthcare with people who are dying.
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This is shocking.
"The nurses would ask if they could do anything for her. She would put two fingers to her temple in the manner of a gun."
Heather’s mum had a really good life...but a really bad death.
No one should have to die in these conditions.
Change the law.
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@jason_whalley @NWAmbulance You gorgeous people. Thank you for caring
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Emotional job for @NWAmbulance transferring gentleman to a hospice for his final days. Gentlemen “any chance on the way we can go via my favour place I used to walk and sit to see it for one last time?”
“Anything you want sir!”
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@Physicianassi10 @AGoodDeath @dignityindying A profile that says ‘pass on’ - ironic I presume in amongst this thread of using honest, clear language when referring to dying and death
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"It can though be as simple as just being able to use the words ‘death’ and ‘dead’ — we wrap everything up now euphemistically — like saying people have ‘passed’, or that we’ve ‘lost’ somebody."
Greg Wise on the language of death.
medium.com/death-dying-an…
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Such a lack of humanity. The law has to change; this can’t keep on happening
Dignity in Dying@dignityindying
"Our dad would have been devastated at the thought of his beloved wife waiting to find out if, at the age of 80, she would face a life sentence in prison simply for respecting his wishes." This can't go on. Compassion is not a crime. expressandstar.com/news/crime/201…
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@dr_zo @scottishphil83 Couldn’t agree more. It’s about choice. Debating whether we’ve only seen good deaths as doctors misses the point (and would necessitate removing some rose tinted specs!)
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@scottishphil83 Sadly I have seen this. But it’s not about what we see as clinicians, or what we want. It’s about giving patients a choice - they don’t currently have one. I think they should but that requires us to acknowledge we cannot give everyone the death they want and deserve atm
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This is harrowing to watch, but many families will recognise this from watching their loved ones die. Patients should be able to have a choice about their death. Let’s have the conversation #dignity #restinpeace #endoflife
Dignity in Dying@dignityindying
WARNING: The inescapable truth about dying in the UK is difficult to watch. But 17 people a day will suffer as they die. Doing nothing is not an option. The law must change if we are to end the suffering. twitter.com/dignityindying…
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Isn't that how we'd all want to die? At the time of our choosing surrounded by those whom we love?
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bbc.co.uk/news/health-49…
This is uncomfortable watching and unnecessary. It's clear; the law needs to change because people want and deserve DIGNITY and CHOICE at the end of their lives and if they're adults with capacity then it should be each individual's choice, no one else's.
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Some of our elected politicians have humanity and support dignity and choice. We just need to convince all their colleagues. The law has to change #dignityindying #dying #choice
Kit Malthouse MP@kitmalthouse
Who would deny that this was his most fundamental human right?
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Euthanasia campaigner Richard Selley dies at Swiss clinic. The law needs to change. The family should at been able to be at home with Richard in Scotland when he chose to die with dignity #dignityindying bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotla…
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BREAKING: Richard Selley's wife, Elaine, has updated his blog to say Richard died peacefully at Dignitas:
“I am writing this post from my hotel room in Zurich. Richard died very peacefully at lunchtime today. His brother Peter and I were at his side."
dignityindyingscotland.org.uk/news/assisted-…
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