Compassion and Choices Connecticut campaign director Tim Appleton’s recent statewide walk was billed as a “listening tour.” But how much of Appleton’s excursion was about “listening?” Visit the CT Mirror to read the rest of the article.
Medical-assisted suicide endangers our most vulnerable-Joan Cavanagh Read More »
We are in trouble when our elected officials start quoting Nietzsche. It was at the Public Health Committee meeting March 10 that one of our legislators framed her argument in favor of SB 1076 (assisted suicide) with these words: “One should die proudly when it is no longer possible to live proudly” (clip position 27:40).
CT Mirror: Nietzsche and assisted suicide in Connecticut – Cathy Ludlum Read More »
I believe in choice and in bodily integrity. The choices I have believed in included the right to choose the manner of one’s death. To be able to say that “enough is enough.” To be able to choose to end one’s suffering. Nothing seemed clearer. But then I had second thoughts. For the full article,
Physician assisted suicide – second thoughts – Nancy Alisberg Read More »