In a new interview, death doula David Copeland opens up about the end-of-life challenges facing LGBTQ+ people, the power of chosen family, and why critical conversations in our communities matter.
A patient, a physician, and a licensed professional counselor specializing in eating disorders joined Compassion & Choices Action Network Tuesday in filing a motion to intervene and oppose a lawsuit seeking to invalidate Colorado’s End of Life Options Act.
Los defensores y Compassion & Choices Action Network celebraron al gobernador de California, Gavin Newsom, el viernes por la noche por firmar el Proyecto de Ley del Senado 403 (SB 403). Esta nueva ley modifica la Ley de Opciones al Fin de la Vida de California, eliminando su cláusula de expiración que habría hecho que la ley terminará en el 2031. Con esta firma, la ayuda médica para morir se convierte en una opción permanente para los Californianos con enfermedades terminales que cumplen con los requisitos.
The new law will amend the California End of Life Option Act by removing its sunset clause, which would have caused the law to end in 2031, making medical aid in dying a permanent option for qualifying, terminally ill Californians.
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