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.Tanni Grey-Thompson tears up explaining she knows parents "terrified" about how their 40-year-old child living with Down’s syndrome will be treated if they outlive them, and they are no longer around to help advocate for him. Especially if assisted suicide becomes an option.💔

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Lynette Craig11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT Dear @Tanni_GT you are so right: parents desperately trying to sort out what will happen to kids when they are no longer around. We are talking many adults with learning difficulties, physically disabled or in other ways not capable of dealing with this terrible pressure.

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Thumper Hammond11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT I have two adult children with autism and this is my biggest fear. You only have to look at what’s happening in Canada right now. Once you go down the “assisted suicide” root, where does it end? 💔

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Ultra Anne Bonny11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT We parents, love with the fear of leaving our loved ones behind. With this Bill our fear is while we're still alive our loved ones will be forcibly taken from us, or if in a care setting, murdered and we won't be told till after the fact. This Bill is abhorrent.

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angie brooks11 ay önce

@AllisonPearson @Tanni_GT Yes 100%. We have a young man in the family who needs support. We were already concerned what would happen once we have gone, it was unbearable to think about. Now this which has just sent our anxiety through the roof. Evil, just evil.

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Lottie 🏴‍☠️11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT Unfortunately, I think we all know the answer to this if assisted suicide is allowed to pass without rigorous safeguards put into law!

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Maggi11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT At 60, thanks to these monsters, I’m terrified of the future, when I’m less capable or perhaps ill. 😔

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kerry fox11 ay önce

@MaryOToole10 @Tanni_GT Not just an adult child with DS any adult child with LD

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GnothiSeauton11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT I spend part of the year in a small community in Italy. There is a couple of ppl there w cognitive impairment who successfully live alone or w support. They look after themselves & contribute to the community. Similarly some very elderly ppl. It doesn’t need to take much.

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Chris Hibberts11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT I know that the biggest fear for my Down Syndrome brother was what would happen to him when my parents died. This bill is truly devastating for families with any kind of disability.

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Random stuff.11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT A tremendous young woman with down syndrome is currently a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, meanwhile a circus of ghouls are discussing whether or not disabled people are worthy of support to live their lives.

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steenygirl 🦖🚜🇬🇧🇮🇪11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT Absolutely. Those with Down’s syndrome live far longer & healthier lives thanks to heart medication particularly. I know one lady who is now 64 & is doing very well.

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charles crosland11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT This proposed law is abhorrent Leadbeater et Al are being fundamentally dishonest in saying the vulnerable will be safe with this ghastly law

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JoannaG11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT I feel the same as one of my adult daughters has Learning disabilities

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Alison Philpott11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT 😔💔

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Susananne Kyle11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT I can imagine their fear and distress.

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charles crosland11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT People with DS bring so much joy in to our lives this bill is terrible

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Bronwyn11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT This is nothing new , parents had these same fears pre assisted dying bill being passed. social care services on their knees, attacks on welfare & motobility scheme are a far higher risk to that young man & others with LD this lady is talking about, focus on changing that

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Chrissy Fincham11 ay önce

@AllisonPearson @Tanni_GT My God! I can’t believe we have ‘state murder’ in our statute books …

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inkyblue11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT My cousin went to hospital with a chest infection and instead of treating her they put her on end of life without telling family or next of kin and she died. She wasn't even on any regular daily medication but she did live in a home

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Me 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿11 ay önce

@ColchMum @Tanni_GT Seems like Kim the granny killer leadbetter hasn’t thought through the legislation. Is anyone shocked ?

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stuart@abacus-bloodstock11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT This bill must fail

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Anna Woodthorpe Browne11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT She's right. We must stop this appalling legislation 🙏

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Dee11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT The Fabians were always behind eugenics. Look at the history. Labour has many Fabians. Isn't Kim Lead better one?

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Julia Caro - Lampard Inquiry SEND/ND Campaign Lead11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT Our autistic kids dont ale or that long already.

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Susan Mitton11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT Do learning disabled people have the right to life, or should they should they be supported and assisted with suicide? @RupertLowe10 @benhabib6 @policylaila The Assisted Suicide Bill has gone too far and must be halted. We can't ever trust Labour. They covered up child rape fgs!

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Jenmi11 ay önce

@Tanni_GT Heartbreaking 💔

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