Amanda Baudanza
Amanda Baudanza’s husband, TJ Baudanza, suffered a prolonged and painful death from colon cancer at the age of 32.
“The absence of the option of medical aid in dying in Massachusetts robbed my husband of peace of mind.”
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Amanda Baudanza’s husband, TJ Baudanza, suffered a prolonged and painful death from colon cancer at the age of 32.
“The absence of the option of medical aid in dying in Massachusetts robbed my husband of peace of mind.”
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Roger Kligler is a retired physician in Falmouth, MA, living with prostate cancer.
“I want this option to be clearly authorized in Massachusetts in my lifetime—for me, for you, for everyone.”
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