This chapter delves into the personal story of Jean Evelie, who advocates for the choice of assisted dying to end her daily pain and uncertainty due to a genetic collagen deficiency. It discusses the evolving stance on assisted dying in Britain, highlighting political shifts, increasing public support, and recent legislative developments. The dialogue explores differing perspectives on assisted dying laws, drawing comparisons with experiences in Oregon and addressing concerns about access to palliative care and the inclusivity of current legislation.