Dignity in DyingGood afternoon ,



Today we are exposing the truth about how people die in the UK.



I want to warn you, it is extremely graphic at times; this research
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go through.



It is based on the harrowing real-life experiences of dying people, their
families and healthcare professionals.



Read the research →
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Our research shows that seventeen people a day will suffer as they die even if everyone has access to the very best palliative
care.



Like all areas of medicine, specialist palliative care has its limits. This
means a small but significant minority of people will suffer intolerably
throughout the final months, weeks and days of their lives.



If anyone ever had doubts about assisted dying, they need to read this and ask
themselves: what right do I have to refuse someone with a terminal illness, the
means to avoid an agonising death?



The truth about dying →
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Thank you for your support,









Zach Moss,

Dignity in Dying



P.S. It is not an easy read, but it’s important to know the full truth - read our research
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