The Book Thread

[raisedbywolves]

I just finished The Day I Die by Anita Hannig. It was a deep dive into the Washington and Oregon Death with Dignity laws. It was interesting and I didn't know how many barriers there are to using the law, even for people with terminal illnesses that meet all the criteria.

[Bewitchingstorm]

@RBW - there are so many regulations associated with right to die. People falsely think they can just move to a state that allows it and it's a done deal. From the forms that need to filed, to the cost associated with the drugs used to access to care, it is a difficult journey.