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'I'll never forget look on my husband's face when he died - we wouldn't treat animals like this' - The Mirror

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Lucy Davenport, whose partner Tom died after an agressive cancer spread to his bowel, said MPs have a 'once in a liftime opportunity" to change the law on assisted dying

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'I'll never forget look on my husband's face when he died - we wouldn't treat animals like this' - The Mirror

Lucy Davenport, whose partner Tom died after an agressive cancer spread to his bowel, said MPs have a 'once in a liftime opportunity" to change the law on assisted dying

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thesenior.com.authesenior.com.au

Controversy over calls to allow Voluntary Assisted Dying via telehealth

Voluntary Assisted Dying is available in all Australian states, but not through telehealth services yet. Doctors, groups call for this as the federal election looms but others fear of elder abuse.

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