Minnesota fails again to give some choice to the dying
Even if they don't use them, terminal patients find comfort in having options.
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Even if they don't use them, terminal patients find comfort in having options.
After a New Hampshire Senate vote last week, a medical-aid-in-dying bill spearheaded by a former North Country state representative has been referred to an interim study, leaving its fate uncertain,
Marcia Hofer, a retired clinical psychologist, got pulled into the world of Medical Aid in Dying (MAID) because of the experience of her husband, Ricardo Hofer.
HB 1283, the End of Life Options Act, is expected to be voted on by our state Senate on May 16. As a palliative care physician licensed in New Hampshire
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