There is no reason why 29 year old Zoraya Ter Beek's life should come to an end soon.

Thanks to the availability of Assisted Suicide/Euthanasia, it will likely end in the next few weeks.

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'Irish palliative care professionals - doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals - were strongly opposed to assisted dying'

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'Carr is afraid that changing the law for terminally ill people could eventually result in those who are poor, disabled or mentally ill being allowed to have an assisted death in the UK - or even feeling compelled to do so'

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'People suffering from mental ill-health, autism or learning difficulties are being encouraged to take their own lives'

Ireland would be wise not to follow this path

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Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide turn death into a form of 'therapy'

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If this were option in the UK, I'd have done it.

And I wouldn't have got to meet my heroes, or learn what it is like to be loved, or have my first kiss, or swim in the ocean for the first time since I was a kid, or graduate from my dream university.

33 years old, physically healthy and due to be euthanised.

Another terrifying euthanasia/assisted suicide reality.

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'The commitment to preserving life has made doctors among the most trusted people in modern society'

Doctors deserve better than euthanasia/assisted suicide.

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The numbers of people aged 18-30 with pyschiatric issues seeking Euthanasia/Assisted Suicide in the Netherlands rose by 50% last year

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Theo Boer was once a supporter of Euthanasia/Assisted Suicide in Netherlands

After seeing how it has affected society there, he now strongly opposes it

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This is a very worrying and upsetting story.

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Euthanasia/Assisted Suicide actually reduces the autonomy and choice of people experiencing illness and vulnerability.

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'What Canada demonstrates is that assisted dying is simply making it easier to terminate life in response to suffering that is in part socially mediated'

Vulnerable people deserve assistance in living, not Euthanasia/Assisted Suicide

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'How much is all this costing relatives and the health service? How much of a burden are we placing on those who love us?'

A Euthanasia/Assisted Suicide supporter speaks bluntly about horrific reality that he is advocating for

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For those who think that the tide in favour of #assistedsuicide and #euthanasia is relentless: Between 1994 and 2020, there were 284 proposals in more than 43 states and territories. Of those, 10 were successful. No state has legalized it in the past 2yrs.

« Her only known diagnoses described in court earlier this month are autism and ADHD »

How many red flags need to wave to show that legalising euthanasia, assisted suicide & assisted dying, while it may support the autonomy of some causes significant societal harm?

The Government should not introduce legislation for assisted dying. The case has not been established, whereas the case against any change is overwhelming.

Speaking on the Tommy Marren show.

The horrific story of a girl with autism who faces euthanasia

Does Ireland really want to go down this path too?

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'Assisted dying' legislation is due to be lodged at Holyrood this week. If the law changes, Scots will opt for a state-assisted death because they lack the support necessary to live. Safeguards will fail. And there will be pressure to expand. I'd urge MSPs to say no.

Canada makes it clear, Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide cannot be contained or limited

Ireland must not follow the same path

Fine Gael Fianna Fáil

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