From Frank Kavanaugh, Advisory Board Member HOW TO DIE IN OREGON – Mark your calendar – Peter Richardson’s award-winning documentary ...Read more →
Mentally competent adults have a basic human right to end their lives when they suffer from a fatal or irreversible illness or intractable pain, when their quality of life is personally unacceptable, and the future holds only hopelessness and misery. Such a right shall be an individual choice, including the timing and companion, free of any restrictions by the law, clergy, medical profession, even friends and relatives no matter how well-intentioned. We do not encourage anyone to end their life, do not provide the means to do so, and do not actively assist in a person’s death. We do, however, support any member who requests it when medical circumstances warrant their decision.
24 Jan 2012
From Frank Kavanaugh, Advisory Board Member HOW TO DIE IN OREGON – Mark your calendar – Peter Richardson’s award-winning documentary ...Read more →
9 Jan 2012
Ensuring Death with Dignity by Wendell Stephenson, President of Final Exit Network Armond and Dorothy Rudolph — 92 and 90 ...Read more →
8 Dec 2011
Hundreds gather to talk about end-of-life issues Ila DeLuca talks with Charles Burkholder of Green Valley after her presentation December ...Read more →
8 Nov 2011
Georgia’s top court is considering a high-profile debate over whether a state law designed to discourage assisted suicides also violates ...Read more →
15 Sep 2011
Final Exit Network to Argue in Supreme Court of Georgia Four of its courageous volunteers have just filed a brief ...Read more →