In Love – A Memoir of Love and Loss: An important and timely read
Amy Bloom’s frank account of a marriage opens the way for a discussion about the right to die
Her husband wanted to die. Amy Bloom listened, and was there to the end
After a devastating diagnosis, Brian Amece chose ‘accompanied suicide’ with Dignitas
Crime or Compassion? review: Assisted suicide story is uncomfortably in your face
Gail O’Rorke’s version of her friend Bernadette Forde’s death provides food for thought
Gail’s story: ‘I wasn’t alone in helping Bernadette to shut down her life’
Gail O’Rorke, acquitted of assisting in the suicide of Bernadette Forde, tells of the ‘nightmare’ that followed her friend’s death
Gail O’Rorke: friend who acted ‘out of loyalty, out of love’
MS sufferer Bernadette Forde wanted to absolve her friends of conspiracy
Woman sensed ‘deep down’ her friend was making suicide plans
Trial hears woman accused of assisting friend take her own life was 30% beneficiary of will
Archbishops clash over assisted dying ahead of UK law debate
About 200 Britons have travelled to Switzerland to end their lives in the last 15 years
Irish resident among 202 people to have assisted suicide in 2013
Swiss-based organisation Dignitas sees record number of such deaths last year
My mum’s right to die
In the Supreme Court this week, Marie Fleming lost her appeal for the right to an assisted death. Her daughter explains that there could have been no happy outcome
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