Frequently I am asked if I will take my life when I have a terminal illness. My answer is: "I'll wait and see." If my dying is bearable, the pain wel… - Derek Humphry
" "Frequently I am asked if I will take my life when I have a terminal illness. My answer is: "I'll wait and see." If my dying is bearable, the pain well managed, and my self-control and dignity are not damaged, then I shall hang on and die naturally. But if I am one of the unlucky few who suffer abysmally, then I shall make a quick exit. This book is intended for readers who think much the same as me.
About Derek Humphry
Derek Humphry (29 April 1930 – 2 January 2025) was a British and American journalist, author and principal founder of the Hemlock Society. He was president of ERGO (Euthanasia Research & Guidance Org.) and chair of the advisory board of the Final Exit Network.
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