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This is exactly what Jo from the article wanted. It turns out that in practice it is quite hard to actually get your loved ones to follow through with clandest
by tmp538394722 6y ago
This is exactly what Jo from the article wanted.
It turns out that in practice it is quite hard to actually get your loved ones to follow through with clandestinely offing you.
And the state doesn’t offer a mechanism for any kind of advanced end of life request.
- Andrew_nenakhov 6y agoIn most countries, it also puts said loved ones on the wrong side of the law. Better take care of it personally while you are still you.
- jacquesm 6y agoOr move to a place where the law is more supportive.
- ficklepickle 6y agoOr extremely traumatized. I knew someone who had to do this and it didn't take the first time. It was unspeakably bad. Please never attempt euthanasia by overdose. It is error prone and messy. I think nitrogen is the most humane method I have seen proposed. Fortunately euthanasia is now legal here.
- girvo 6y agoThere’s ways to achieve it through overdose, but your average person will not have access to the medications that will all but ensure the outcome.