A full life, an assisted death
Readers have a wide variety of reactions to the Globe's photojournalistic portrait of Lynda Bluestein, who traveled to Vermont from Connecticut to die on her own terms.
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Readers have a wide variety of reactions to the Globe's photojournalistic portrait of Lynda Bluestein, who traveled to Vermont from Connecticut to die on her own terms.
"The more I think about it raises more and more ethical and moral questions."
A reader whose cancer-stricken husband had to wait two excruciating weeks for his medication has advice for those trying to block part of California's end-of-life law.
Last year, 1,270 people got fatal prescriptions under the state's End of Life Option Act, and 853 people used them to end their lives. That's a jump from 863 scripts and 522 deaths the previous year.
Afghanistan veteran Kelsi Sheren (pictured) has made it her mission to speak out for other vets - her current war is on home soil: speaking out about Canada's permissive euthanasia laws