Updates Get ‘Final Exit 2020’ Ebook here ERGO shut down — work transferred It started with Hemlock in 1980 Assisted dying rules improved in Hawaii Medical assisted dying was her escape Doctors in Australian state willing to help

Topics: Death, E-books, Advocates, Death and Dying, Dying, Abortion & Related Life Issues, Suicide, Death/Dying, Dying Well

About: ERGO is a non-profit research group studying the subtleties and complexities of euthanasia (help with a good death) so it can be carefully carried out as and when the law permits. Journalist and author Humphry has campaigned since l978 for a dying person's right to medical assisted suicide, also self-deliverance if no lawful means is available to a terminally ill adult who is of sound mind. He became involved in the right-to-die issue when he published 'Jean's Way' -- an account of helping his dying first wife to bring her life to a peaceful end. Derek Humphry (president), who founded the original Hemlock Society in l980, also authored the bestseller how-to suicide guide, Final Exit, which sells in 12 languages. In 2017 Humphry published his life story 'Good Life, Good Death: The Memoir of a Right to Die Pioneer' (Carrel Books, NY)

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