In the U.K. Court decision no longer required in right-to-die cases, judge rules

[Kevin_1]

I do hope this isn't upsetting to anyone... It may make a lot of difference for some:

theguardian.com/lifeandstyl...

I'm not sure how this might affect PSP folk.

Warmly to all

Kevin

[Satt2015]

Wow! About time too, I say! Personally this doesn't upset me at all!! Thank you for sharing Kevin x

[Yvonneandgeorge in reply to Satt2015]

Does not upset as well, about time xxx

[Zeberdee]

A necessity to know and to me not upsetting. Thankyou for posting. Jx

[Tippyleaf]

Thanks Kevin this is a positive step forward for so many individuals and families. Good to see common sense prevailing. Thanks for sharing

Love to you and Liz

Tippy

[Julieandrog]

Common sense, also a reminder how important that before capacity leaves them decisions need to be documented and power of attorney sorted, one less stress.

Julie

[Bargiepat]

A further thought.

I personally hope that one day in the not too distant future the 'right to die by assisted suicide' can be made available without the need to travel to Switzerland.

[doglington in reply to Bargiepat]

I agree.

[Kevin_1 in reply to Bargiepat]

Absolutely BargieP

[Satt2015 in reply to Bargiepat]

Absolutely agree 110% pat!! That is most definitely where I would like this country to be!! We are so far behind the times in my mind!! X