Good afternoon



Thanks to your support, the campaign made great progress at the start of the
year - assisted dying shot up the political agenda. Although a lot of things
have changed since then, our mission hasn’t. We need you to keep up this
momentum and let decision makers know that while meetings and events can be
postponed, bad deaths from terminal illnesses cannot be.



We need supporters like you to be ready and raring to go
- equipped with the cutting edge facts and the most convincing arguments for
change.



Which is why I’d like to introduce a great new resource, Assisted Dying:
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Read the Case for Change →
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This powerful little
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[[link removed]] details everything you need to know - exactly what we are all working towards,
why the current situation is unacceptable and why change is needed so urgently.


There are so many vital arguments for an assisted dying law.



What do you think is the most important reason why the law on assisted dying
needs to change?
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The current law causes suffering
[[link removed]] It violates human rights
[[link removed]] People should have control
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We want to help people be more informed, be confident in their arguments -
basically be the best advocates for change they can possibly be. And the more
voices we have with the same information, making the same case, the better.



Spend 10 minutes today making sure you know the arguments for change
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Stay well - I'll be in touch soon.



All the best,



Sadie Kempner

Dignity in Dying



P.S. Remember to share the Case for Change
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matter to you about the importance of choice at the end of life.

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