A woman who helped her mother starve herself to death has called on Northern Ireland’s politicians to relax the laws on assisted suicide. The Lisburn life coach has sparked a fresh debate on the matter after bravely highlighting the story of how her mother suffered an agonisingly slow death by refusing food and water as the only legal way to end her own life following a motor neurone disease diagnosis.
Belfast Telegraph
“Now MLAs must act on helping loved ones to die with dignity”
October 4, 2012
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