Hello


My name’s Anita Brown, I’m 49 years old and on 1st April 2016 I was diagnosed
with incurable bladder cancer.



I was told that without chemotherapy, I would have two months to live. So far
I’ve been lucky - my treatments have been mostly successful, my scans mostly
clear. But I live with the knowledge that, eventually, my luck will run out. And
then, ultimately, so will my choices.



I had long been a supporter of the campaign, so when I was diagnosed I knew that
I wasn’t alone in my fight for choice. Because for so long so many people in my
position have been asking the same question: If we might die a horrible, painful death, why don’t we have the right to
choose when and how it happens? For our sake and for our families the law must
change.



Dignity in Dying does so much to help me campaign for the change I want to see. Giving a monthly gift of just £2
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effect change.



Together we can make our voices heard.



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As a home carer, I know what dying from cancer can be like. My fear isn’t based
in an unknown idea of pain but in suffering I’ve seen first hand. But it’s not
just my pain - I don’t want my family to have to live with their last memories
of me being in agony. That’s not who I am. And I don’t want to be remembered
like that.



By joining together with Dignity in Dying we can do everything possible to bring
about real choice at the end of life. Your £2 a month
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and clear.



Yes, I'll give a monthly gift →
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I know assisted dying will become legal in the UK - it's only a matter of when.
With your support, it could be a lot sooner than you think.



Thank you for reading my story.



Best wishes,





Anita Brown



P.S. If you’re already a member like me or give a monthly gift I appreciate the time
you’ve taken to read my story. Thank you for your continued support for the
campaign.

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