by Michael Muscal. With the strokes from three gubernatorial pens, Vermont on Monday became the fourth state in the country ...Read more →
We hold that mentally competent adults who suffer from a fatal or irreversible physical illness, from intractable physical pain, or from a constellation of chronic, progressive physical disabilities have a basic human right to choose to end their lives when they judge the quality of their life to be unacceptable.
This right by its nature implies that the ending of one’s life is one’s choice, including the timing and persons present, and should be free of any restrictions by the law, clergy, medical profession, and even friends and relatives no matter how well-intentioned. We do not encourage anyone to end their life, are opposed to anyone’s encouraging another to end his life, do not provide the means to do so, and do not assist in a person’s death.
21 May 2013
by Michael Muscal. With the strokes from three gubernatorial pens, Vermont on Monday became the fourth state in the country ...Read more →
25 Apr 2013
BY EVAN WILLIAMS ewilliams@floridaweekly.com GOODWIN A case accusing Ted Goodwin of assisting in a suicide was tossed out ...Read more →
2 Apr 2013
2014 World Federation 20th Biennial Conference Embassy Suites Downtown/Lakefront Chosen for Chicago’s WF 20th Biennial Conference, September 2014 Final Exit Network, host ...Read more →
26 Mar 2013
Photograph: Daniel Shea (Chicago Magazine) HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. — Jerry D. Dincin, the Chicago-area psychologist who guided Final Exit Network ...Read more →
26 Mar 2013
HASTINGS, Minnesota — A judge dismissed all charges against former Final Exit Network president Ted Goodwin, who was charged last ...Read more →