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       Right to Die
   DIR By: JohnG
       Date: March 1, 2025, 8:00 am
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       The Isle of Man looks set to be ghe first place in the UK to
       approve assisted dying
       
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       I'm very much in favour.
       I know that af some point. I will need the sort of intimate care
       that I was lucky enough to do for my life, but, now that she is
       gone, I do not want my children doing for me, what I did for
       Sal.
       Assisted dying, at a time of my choice, seems eminently
       civilised to me
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       Re: Right to Die
   DIR By: guest7
       Date: March 2, 2025, 6:48 am
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       In a way I am happier about decisions made long before they are
       needed so long as there remains the option to change your mind.
       At least choosing to die at some point before you are
       susceptible to outside pressure means that it was always going
       to be your choice.
       My concern is where there are family members who could
       intentionally or unintentionally put pressure on the individual.
       Two situations have come to my attention recently, nothing to
       do with assisted dying but where family members have manipulated
       an individual into changing their Will or LPA.  Both had been
       made at a time when the parties were younger and contained
       clauses of mutual benefit.  Later one party got more infirm and
       was persuaded to change the LPA so the relatives could control
       the money and then the Will so the relatives were the sole
       beneficiaries.
       Our nearest and dearest do not always want us to do what we
       would have chosen to do at an earlier point in our lives.
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       Re: Right to Die
   DIR By: hazel.smith
       Date: March 4, 2025, 6:53 am
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       I have always been against it, but yet who am i to judge what
       someone  wants. It should be a choice but under very strict
       circumstances.
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       Re: Right to Die
   DIR By: JohnG
       Date: March 4, 2025, 9:31 am
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       It needs to policed, definitely.
       2 doctors and maybe a consideration for the mental condition of
       the patient.
       The elephant in the room would be any particular pressure on the
       patient, by others;
       Family, friends, beneficiaries may all have had an effect on the
       patient
       It's difficult, but, right now, I would like the opportunity to
       choose
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       Re: Right to Die
   DIR By: guest12
       Date: March 7, 2025, 9:17 am
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       I had always been for this but Im not so sure now
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       Re: Right to Die
   DIR By: Maximus
       Date: March 8, 2025, 12:31 pm
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       Live and Let Die , Die Another Day, No Time To Die...
       I thought you were discussing a new James Bond film...
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       Re: Right to Die
   DIR By: JohnG
       Date: March 8, 2025, 12:44 pm
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       Bond?
       Groan
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       Re: Right to Die
   DIR By: Jenny B
       Date: March 12, 2025, 5:29 pm
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       Hi my 1st reply
       I Approve of the right to chose die if you are terminally ill or
       in terrible pain which cannot be relieved however not just to
       chose to die if you are old how can a medical professional be
       expected to make that happen if you are not terminally ill or
       suffering
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