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Posted by: Elizabeth Balsom
Date/Time: 11/09/26 20:24:00

English friends, my age, have lived in Adelaide for onver 20 years   I do not know their views on AD but I am angry that, if they wanted AD they could get it whereas Icannot.
Only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches. It should be for the individaul to decide, and they should not be deniedtaht right by a few MPs orreliious leaders.   A referendum sounds a good idea.
In 2970 Itook out s lifr mrmbrdhip of the then Voluntary Euthansia Society now Dignity in Dying  so I've been hoping for this for many years

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Assisted dying has become law11/09/26 14:37:00 Lucille Grant
   Re:Assisted dying has become law11/09/26 14:40:00 Ivonne Holliday
      Reply11/09/26 14:50:00 Michael Ixer
      Reply11/09/26 14:50:00 Michael Ixer
         Re:Reply11/09/26 15:01:00 Sue Hammond
   Re:Assisted dying has become law11/09/26 14:53:00 Steven Rose
      Re:Re:Assisted dying has become law11/09/26 15:00:00 Lucille Grant
         Re:Re:Re:Assisted dying has become law11/09/26 15:17:00 Robert Wheeler
            Re:Re:Re:Re:Assisted dying has become law11/09/26 15:29:00 Steven Rose
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Assisted dying has become law11/09/26 15:50:00 Robert Wheeler
               Reply11/09/26 15:51:00 Richard Carter
                  Re:Reply11/09/26 16:38:00 Steven Rose
                     Re:Re:Reply11/09/26 18:37:00 Lucille Grant
                        Re:Re:Re:Reply11/09/26 20:24:00 Elizabeth Balsom
                     Re:Re:Reply11/09/26 22:03:00 Hugh Thompson

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