nadinethomas

Director @ WSI-eMarketing | Digital Marketing | Rugby lover | Mini & youth rugby coach

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

BREAKING NEWS

The Isle of Man’s Assisted Dying Bill has passed its Third Reading in a landslide victory for compassion.

Today we are one step closer to providing choice for dying people who urgently need it.

#YesToDignity

https://t.co/MT8RgX0PsP

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

James’ Mum travelled to Switzerland alone because assisted dying is illegal in the UK.

She spent her life’s savings and had to undertake the journey earlier than she would have liked to make sure she was well enough to travel.

Dying people deserve a choice.

#YesToDignity

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

Thank you to everyone who joined us in Parliament this evening to say #YesToDignity

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

MPs have gathered the evidence and it's clear: the current law is not working.

The most dangerous thing Westminster could do now, is nothing.

It's time for change. #YesToDignity

https://t.co/8jdaHPEj5o

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

100k people have backed Esther Rantzen’s petition.

This sets the stage for a fresh debate in Parliament, which will enable people to see whether their own MP agrees that it’s time for change, or whether they are prepared to stand by a status quo that is unsafe, unfair & unequal

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

Dame Esther Rantzen wants the choice of when and where she dies. She doesn’t want her family’s last memories of her to be painful.

She shouldn’t have to go to Switzerland.

She shouldn’t have to worry about the possibility of her loved ones being prosecuted for accompanying her.

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

“If I reach the stage when my life is unendurable, I would love my nearest and dearest to have the memory of my death being one I chose, peaceful and without pain.

Please add your name to our petition and spread the message."

- Esther Rantzen

https://t.co/ufxJZRhwSq

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[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

The blanket ban on assisted dying is denying autonomy to terminally ill people.

Dying people deserve real choice at the end of life.

#YesToDignity

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

Dying people deserve choice.

#YesToDignity

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

We support this @Daily_Express petition backing Dame Esther Rantzen's call for a free vote on assisted dying.

If it reaches 100,000 signatures, it will be considered for a debate in parliament.

Sign if you believe terminally ill people deserve choice ⬇️

https://t.co/ufxJZRhwSq

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

The UK's blanket ban on assisted dying is denying autonomy to terminally ill people.

The law must change.

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

Well said Dr Tim Howard.

Terminally ill people deserve real choice at the end of life, including the option of assisted dying.

[nadinethomas @nadinethomas68]

This is fantastic news! Brilliant start for the UK

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

“This is a historic vote, one which puts the Isle of Man on the path to become the first part of the British Isles to legalise assisted dying" @sarah_wootton

#YesToDignity

https://t.co/j6e7zgEv6H

[nadinethomas @nadinethomas68]

@dignityindying Fantastic news!

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

Rosemary has incurable bone marrow cancer.

She has the green light to go to Dignitas but she doesn't want to die hundreds of miles from home.

However, assisted dying is illegal in the UK, so she is unable to have the death she wants.

This isn't right.

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

8 out of 10 British people support the choice of assisted dying for terminally ill, mentally competent adults.

Westminster must listen to the people and change the law.

#YesToDignity

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

Maddie was diagnosed with sarcoma at 19.

She might live for decades, but she wants the comfort of knowing she can choose an assisted death at the end of her life, and she doesn’t want her family to be left with traumatic memories of her suffering

How can anyone argue with this?

[Stu Ritchie @StuRitchie6]

We really do deserve a choice

[Dignity in Dying @dignityindying]

“Choice is really important. Everybody’s choice.”

MPs need to listen to these voices and put themselves in the shoes of those who are directly affected by our lack of an assisted dying law.

The current law is failing our dying citizens. Only Westminster can put this right.