There is a fundamental, cultural misunderstanding of what makes people valuable. We are told that when our ability to work ceases, our worth ceases. This affects the most vulnerable in our communities, especially those facing terminal illnesses. The “Physician Assisted Suicide” infographic explains what physician-assisted suicide is and why we, as life-affirming people, need to take action to prevent it.
Rev. Michael W. Salemink presents a better end-of-life approach than assisted suicide. Rev. Salemink looks at the issues of autonomy, pain, quality of life, and death with dignity (“What it is,” “Why it’s bad,” and “What is better”). Also included are “Eight Things You Should Know About Assisted Suicide” and “Sixteen Things You Can Do About Assisted Suicide.”
In this shortened brochure, Rev. Michael W. Salemink presents a better end-of-life approach than assisted suicide. Rev. Salemink looks at the issues of autonomy, pain, quality of life, and death with dignity (“What it is,” “Why it’s bad,” and “What is better”). Also included are “Eight Things You Should Know About Assisted Suicide” and “Sixteen Things You Can Do About Assisted Suicide.”
