We believe in choice at the end of life. Including the option of assisted dying for terminally ill, mentally competent adults.
Dignity in Dying
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Legalising assisted dying would provide choice at the end of life for terminally ill adults in their final weeks and months.Â
MPs must understand the reality that dying people face under the cruel, dangerous status quo.
It’s time to bring back the bill.
Last year, Nathaniel Dye launched a petition calling on the Government to act to ensure the democratic process is respected.
Yesterday, Nathaniel’s sister Becky joined campaigners in Nat’s memory ahead of the debate.
Today marks five years since Noel Conway died. After being diagnosed with motor neurone disease, Noel spent the final years of his life fighting to have choice and control over his death. Â
When the UK legalises assisted dying - it will be thanks, in part, to Noel.
Elise has secondary breast cancer which has spread to her lungs, liver and bones.
All she wants is control at the end of her life. To know she won't be forced to have a drawn-out, painful death.
To not live in fear of what is to come.
"I just fear how I could die."
Sophie Blake has terminal breast cancer and wants to know she won't be forced to suffer at the end of her life.
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MPs were unequivocal in Monday's debate: the assisted dying bill was deliberately blocked in the Lords.
Your MP needs to see this - tag yours below and show them what this means for dying people.
It's time to bring back the bill.
