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Opinion: Why Connecticut should legalize aid-in-dying - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why Connecticut should legalize aid-in-dying

The state legislature will consider medical-aid-in-dying legislation this term—more than 60% of Connecticut residents support such a bill

Aid in Dying Supporters Gather at the Capitol as Advocate Continues Trek Across Connecticut - Vimarsana News

Aid in Dying Supporters Gather at the Capitol as Advocate Continues Trek Across Connecticut

Partway through his 300-mile trek across Connecticut, aid in dying advocate Tim Appleton stopped Thursday at the state Capitol building where he and legislative allies discussed plans to advance a long-stalled proposal to allow terminally ill patients to end their own lives. 

He's walking 300 miles across CT. Why? To support aid in dying bill - Vimarsana News

He's walking 300 miles across CT. Why? To support aid in dying bill

Tim Appleton is crisscrossing CT on foot to advocate for a bill that would allow terminally ill patients to take a lethal dose of medication.

OP-ED | Walking To End Unnecessary Suffering - Vimarsana News

OP-ED | Walking To End Unnecessary Suffering

Opinion writer Susan Campbell says that with surveys saying 75% of the state's residents support aid-in-dying legislation, why is that a relatively small group of people in the state Capitol can block a bill from passing after 15 attempts?

Aid in Dying Advocate to Walk Connecticut to Build Public Support - Vimarsana News

Aid in Dying Advocate to Walk Connecticut to Build Public Support

Aid in dying advocate Tim Appleton plans to spend the next five weeks crisscrossing Connecticut on foot in a campaign to build public pressure on state lawmakers to pass long-stalled legislation allowing terminally ill adults to end their own lives with medication.