Why People seek out the
Peaceful Pill Handbook
| Sebastien, Canada | ||
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In Quebec, we have a medical law called “Medical Aid in Dying” which can be requested if you meet the criteria required by the law. However, this law remains vague regarding Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease and other similar illnesses. For this reason, I have been interested in “Exit International” for over 30 years, and I have subscribed to your site for several years, and I have also purchased several English and French paper editions of “Peaceful Pill Handbook”. |
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| Marvin, USA | ||
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I am a (still) healthy working professional who wants all options in his own hands. And not wanting to be dependant of family and/or medical professionals when life is not worth living anymore. I do hope that will take a while, I enjoy life. |
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| Michael, Australia | ||
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Though I am healthy now I have a strong desire to decide the circumstances and timing of my death. I do not want to be dependent on others to care for me or make that decision for me. |
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| Sue, USA | ||
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I am a healthcare worker and work on many elderly patients as they come through the ER. When it is my time to die I do not wish to die in an ER or ICU under the current end of life protocols. |
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| Brian, USA | ||
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Healthy and Happy 80+ year old just wanting information for that future that comes to us all! |
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| Robert, UK | ||
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I have been researching this issue for my 95 yr old mother who is ready to move on. I promised her over 40 years ago when asked that when the time came and she needed my help I would. |
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| Katie, Israel | ||
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Normative person hoping for the best and preparing for the worst. |
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| Sandra, Australia | ||
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Bowel cancer 3c patient who wants to have some control on how I go when the time is right. |
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| John, USA | ||
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I am 78 years old with no desire to die in hospital under intrusive rules made by people with no moral authority to make them. |
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| Kevin, Canada | ||
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Retired and seeking a peaceful and painless end via “death with dignity” rather than to slowing decay and become infirm and decrepit living in a Long Term Care Home without freewill, mobility, or honour. |
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