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.
The legislation would allow a mentally capable, terminally ill adult the option to request and self-ingest prescription medication to peacefully end their suffering if it becomes unbearable.
El Senado de Illinois aprobó y envió al despacho del Gobernador el Proyecto de Ley 1950, también conocido como Ley de Deb, una medida que permite a los adultos con una enfermedad terminal, mentalmente capaces y un pronóstico de vida de seis meses o menos, con la opción de obtener una receta médica para un medicamento que pueden decidir tomar para morir en paz y poner fin a su sufrimiento.
As part of the event, 2,500 candles were placed throughout Chase Park to symbolize the number of New Yorkers who die of cancer each month.
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