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Advocating for a change in the assisted dying law to allow terminally ill people to have choice and dignity at the end of their life.
Lord Markham talking about the valid reasons why a terminally ill patient might choose an assisted death.
January 18, 2026 at 2:35 PM
Lord Markham talking about the valid reasons why a terminally ill patient might choose an assisted death.
Today was one of the hardest debates to listen to in the House of Lords as they discussed an amendment to change the word dying to suicide.
My Mum was dying, she did not want to die. Terminally ill people are dying, they do want to die. The use of the word suicide is cruel and wrong.
My Mum was dying, she did not want to die. Terminally ill people are dying, they do want to die. The use of the word suicide is cruel and wrong.
January 16, 2026 at 9:03 PM
Today was one of the hardest debates to listen to in the House of Lords as they discussed an amendment to change the word dying to suicide.
My Mum was dying, she did not want to die. Terminally ill people are dying, they do want to die. The use of the word suicide is cruel and wrong.
My Mum was dying, she did not want to die. Terminally ill people are dying, they do want to die. The use of the word suicide is cruel and wrong.
A reminder of who this bill is for.
It is only for those with a terminal diagnosis of six months or less to live and who have the mental capacity to make a clear and settled choice. The lords must remember this and keep it in mind during these discussions.
It is only for those with a terminal diagnosis of six months or less to live and who have the mental capacity to make a clear and settled choice. The lords must remember this and keep it in mind during these discussions.
January 16, 2026 at 4:23 PM
A reminder of who this bill is for.
It is only for those with a terminal diagnosis of six months or less to live and who have the mental capacity to make a clear and settled choice. The lords must remember this and keep it in mind during these discussions.
It is only for those with a terminal diagnosis of six months or less to live and who have the mental capacity to make a clear and settled choice. The lords must remember this and keep it in mind during these discussions.
The ways in the which the Terminally Ill Adult’s Bill has helped open up the conversation about the end of life, which will lead to more funding and support.
January 13, 2026 at 8:29 PM
The ways in the which the Terminally Ill Adult’s Bill has helped open up the conversation about the end of life, which will lead to more funding and support.