Navigating Medical Assistance in Dying

This chapter examines the emotional and ethical complexities of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) from the perspective of healthcare providers and family members. It highlights the challenges faced in assessing eligibility, the significance of personal agency, and the nuanced grief that accompanies different types of deaths. Through poignant real-life examples, the chapter underscores the critical discussions surrounding autonomy, mental health, and the varying experiences of individuals contemplating end-of-life choices.