Navigating Assisted Dying

This chapter examines the intricate topic of assisted dying for terminally ill patients, discussing the legal and ethical landscape in the U.S. and contrasting it with practices in Europe. Through personal narratives, it highlights the emotional and logistical challenges faced by individuals seeking medical aid in dying, emphasizing the importance of autonomy and informed decision-making. The chapter also addresses opposition to the practice and the necessity of open conversations regarding end-of-life preferences and choices.

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