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We believe in choice at the end of life. Including the option of #AssistedDying for terminally ill, mentally competent adults. #YesToDignity

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Help us spread the message: With just 48 hours until the next assisted dying debate, it's crucial to flood social media with support for law change. MPs must hear our call: When we cannot stay, let us choose how we go. One click can make a difference. Tag your MP in the comments. #LetUsChoose

Help us spread the message: With just 48 hours until the next assisted dying debate, it's crucial to flood social media with support for law change. MPs must hear our call: When we cannot stay, let us choose how we go. One click can make a difference. Tag your MP in the comments. #LetUsChoose

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Hundreds of thousands of people have signed to call for compassionate assisted dying. Add your name if you’re with us:
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Hundreds of thousands of people have signed to call for compassionate assisted dying. Add your name if you’re with us:

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849,381 views • 3 years ago

Baroness Gerada, former president of the Royal College of GPs, says assisted dying must put the dying person at the heart of the process: “What matters is capacity, choice and informed consent, not physical proximity.”
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Baroness Gerada, former president of the Royal College of GPs, says assisted dying must put the dying person at the heart of the process: “What matters is capacity, choice and informed consent, not physical proximity.”

Dignity in Dying

90,351 views • 5 months ago

“The democratic mandate to enact safe assisted dying in this country has not gone away.” @lewisatkinson is another MP ready to back the assisted dying Bill again, and fulfil the democratic commitment to dying people - and to all of us - to legalise choice at the end of life.
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“The democratic mandate to enact safe assisted dying in this country has not gone away.” @lewisatkinson is another MP ready to back the assisted dying Bill again, and fulfil the democratic commitment to dying people - and to all of us - to legalise choice at the end of life.

Dignity in Dying

28,902 views • 1 month ago

Dying people want choice. Together we can finish what we started - it's time to back the assisted dying bill again.
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Dying people want choice. Together we can finish what we started - it's time to back the assisted dying bill again.

Dignity in Dying

26,750 views • 1 month ago

Today is the private members' bill ballot. Your MP needs to see this message: You voted for choice. For compassion. You listened to dying people and made a promise. An unelected few tried to break your promise. Don’t let them. It’s time to back the bill again. Share and tag your MP.👇
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Today is the private members' bill ballot. Your MP needs to see this message: You voted for choice. For compassion. You listened to dying people and made a promise. An unelected few tried to break your promise. Don’t let them. It’s time to back the bill again. Share and tag your MP.👇

Dignity in Dying

13,306 views • 1 month ago

“Don’t try and sabotage democracy.” Dame Esther Rantzen notes that a flood of 1000+ amendments goes beyond scrutiny. It risks subverting the elected chamber and weakening trust in parliamentary process. The Commons has twice endorsed this Bill - Peers should respect that democratic decision.
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“Don’t try and sabotage democracy.” Dame Esther Rantzen notes that a flood of 1000+ amendments goes beyond scrutiny. It risks subverting the elected chamber and weakening trust in parliamentary process. The Commons has twice endorsed this Bill - Peers should respect that democratic decision.

Dignity in Dying

47,853 views • 7 months ago

Thank you for making this distinction Kim Leadbeater MBE MP Assisted dying is about exercising control over the manner and timing of a death that is inevitable and imminent. This is about shortening death, not shortening life.
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Thank you for making this distinction Kim Leadbeater MBE MP Assisted dying is about exercising control over the manner and timing of a death that is inevitable and imminent. This is about shortening death, not shortening life.

Dignity in Dying

88,862 views • 1 year ago

This is not the end. We won't stop fighting until every dying person has choice.
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This is not the end. We won't stop fighting until every dying person has choice.

Dignity in Dying

14,791 views • 2 months ago

Baroness Blackstone argues the lack of progress on the Bill is a result of a handful of Lords tabling and endlessly debating “absurd” and "repeating" amendments. Proper scrutiny by the majority is undermined when a long-opposed minority exploit procedure to block the will of MPs and the people.
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Baroness Blackstone argues the lack of progress on the Bill is a result of a handful of Lords tabling and endlessly debating “absurd” and "repeating" amendments. Proper scrutiny by the majority is undermined when a long-opposed minority exploit procedure to block the will of MPs and the people.

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23,809 views • 5 months ago

“By the time you’ve watched this I will have died.” Shortly before Paola died alone at Dignitas, she made this incredible short film with rankin Britain's blanket ban on assisted dying robbed Paola of choice in the UK. Please sign her open letter
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“By the time you’ve watched this I will have died.” Shortly before Paola died alone at Dignitas, she made this incredible short film with rankin Britain's blanket ban on assisted dying robbed Paola of choice in the UK. Please sign her open letter

Dignity in Dying

80,045 views • 2 years ago

Lorna Slater MSP talks movingly about her terminally ill father, describing his assisted death as "beautiful".
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Lorna Slater MSP talks movingly about her terminally ill father, describing his assisted death as "beautiful".

Dignity in Dying

16,461 views • 3 months ago

Lord Falconer sets a powerful tone for today's sitting on the assisted dying Bill. He warns that if members of the House of Lords don't change their approach very soon they risk becoming "an irrelevant talking shop"."
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Lord Falconer sets a powerful tone for today's sitting on the assisted dying Bill. He warns that if members of the House of Lords don't change their approach very soon they risk becoming "an irrelevant talking shop"."

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17,957 views • 4 months ago

“Although I’m a great believer in hospice care, sadly there are limits to what palliative care can achieve.” Hospice CEO Mark Jarman-Howe supports assisted dying because ‘it will make things safer, better and more compassionate for patients and families’ at the end of life.
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“Although I’m a great believer in hospice care, sadly there are limits to what palliative care can achieve.” Hospice CEO Mark Jarman-Howe supports assisted dying because ‘it will make things safer, better and more compassionate for patients and families’ at the end of life.

Dignity in Dying

51,946 views • 1 year ago

This Friday, MPs will vote on the assisted dying Bill. It all comes down to this - Tag your MP and ask them to vote yes. If it passes, the Bill continues its journey in the House of Lords - if not, it falls. This could be our last chance to secure a compassionate law.
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This Friday, MPs will vote on the assisted dying Bill. It all comes down to this - Tag your MP and ask them to vote yes. If it passes, the Bill continues its journey in the House of Lords - if not, it falls. This could be our last chance to secure a compassionate law.

Dignity in Dying

33,970 views • 1 year ago

"A peaceful, painless and dignified death is so different from the many deaths that I've witnessed in my 32 years of medicine...to help empower people in their final moments is fulfilling and a huge privilege." Dr O'Brien is a GP and a voluntary assistant dying practitioner in Western Australia.
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"A peaceful, painless and dignified death is so different from the many deaths that I've witnessed in my 32 years of medicine...to help empower people in their final moments is fulfilling and a huge privilege." Dr O'Brien is a GP and a voluntary assistant dying practitioner in Western Australia.

Dignity in Dying

32,719 views • 1 year ago

"Palliative and end-of-life care and assisted dying can and do work side by side to give terminally ill patients the care and choice they deserve in their final days." Last week Kim Leadbeater MBE MP made the case for choice at the end of life
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"Palliative and end-of-life care and assisted dying can and do work side by side to give terminally ill patients the care and choice they deserve in their final days." Last week Kim Leadbeater MBE MP made the case for choice at the end of life

Dignity in Dying

27,982 views • 1 year ago

"This is about helping people die in a civilised way and helping their families not go through a horrendous experience of watching a loved one die in agony." A powerful intervention in yesterday's assisted dying debate from Caroline Voaden MP
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"This is about helping people die in a civilised way and helping their families not go through a horrendous experience of watching a loved one die in agony." A powerful intervention in yesterday's assisted dying debate from Caroline Voaden MP

Dignity in Dying

27,236 views • 1 year ago

Drawing on a decade of supporting people bereaved by suicide, Baroness Gerada challenges the use of the phrase “assisted suicide” and sets out the clear difference with assisted dying. Assisted dying applies to those who are already dying and want choice at the end of life.
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Drawing on a decade of supporting people bereaved by suicide, Baroness Gerada challenges the use of the phrase “assisted suicide” and sets out the clear difference with assisted dying. Assisted dying applies to those who are already dying and want choice at the end of life.

Dignity in Dying

12,724 views • 4 months ago

"There's nothing holy about agony, nothing moral about it. There's no sanctity in suffering" Well said Jonathan Romain, it's time for MPs to vote for compassion.
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"There's nothing holy about agony, nothing moral about it. There's no sanctity in suffering" Well said Jonathan Romain, it's time for MPs to vote for compassion.

Dignity in Dying

27,161 views • 1 year ago

“We'd probably relish the challenge of setting up a service like this.” Laura Wilson of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society told the Lords Select Committee that pharmacists can draw on international experience, showing that strong safeguards ensure both safety and choice in assisted dying services.
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“We'd probably relish the challenge of setting up a service like this.” Laura Wilson of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society told the Lords Select Committee that pharmacists can draw on international experience, showing that strong safeguards ensure both safety and choice in assisted dying services.

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17,698 views • 7 months ago