U.K. Lawmakers Approve Plans for Medically Assisted Dying

“The” Ayes “on the right, 314; The “nos” on the left, 291. The “ayes” have it. ” “We know that there are different points of view within the public, and we must take into account the concerns of vulnerable groups, and that is why the guarantees are so important. But I would also say that there is no one more vulnerable than someone who dies.” “If this bill is adopted in its current form, people will lose their life that does not need it, and they will be among the most vulnerable and marginalized in our society.” “I think love and care do a lot in this situation, and I don’t think we have done – I think it is just ridiculous to imagine that you can administer a death service without it being hideous and horrible.” “So I am here to support dignity to die because it was not so long ago, I lost my aunt because of a terminal disease, which was cancer, and it was very unworthy of the way she died. She wanted to go abroad to obtain the injections.”