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Registrations Closing Soon
Exit International will be holding our annual London UK workshop this Wednesday, 6 September @ 11am (doors open 10am).
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This workshop will focus on:
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- Nitrite Controversies (as reported last week by BBC)
- Going to Switzerland Programs & new Book
- Changes to Nitrogen systems & more
Professor Sean Davison will join the meeting for Q&A on all matters Swiss.
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** limited print copies of both Going to Switzerland & the Peaceful Pill Handbook Essentials will be available at the Workshop @ 50% discount to Members **
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More about Exit Workshops
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* Workshops are free for Members. A > 50 year age restriction applies. Morning tea will be served.
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Print Edition - Now Shipping
Since its publication last month, Going to Switzerland: how to plan your final exit has proven immensely popular with Exit Members and the public alike.
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This book is the essential 'go-to' guide on all aspects of an assisted death in Switzerland
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Authored by Dr Fiona Stewart & Dr Philip Nitschke, the book is the result of over a decade of close involvement with the Swiss process and helping people get the peaceful death they want, on their terms in this beautiful and forward-thinking country.
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Exit is pleased to announce that the English language PRINT edition of Going to Switzerland is now shipping from the Netherlands.
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Other language editions to follow shortly.
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BMJ Publishes Important Op Ed on 'DeMedicalising Death'
From time to time the British Medical Journal publishes an article of special relevance. This week is one of those times.
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Exit strongly recommends the opinion article by Nancy Preston, Sheila Payne and Suzanne Ost.
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In their article 'Breaching the stalemate on assisted dying: it’s time to move beyond a medicalised approach' the authors suggest that 'situating assisted dying outside healthcare would significantly reposition the debate' and they are correct.
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Of course, while the article is medical profession-oriented in focus, the authors usefully articulate some of the basic tenets of a de-medicalised approach.
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Naturally, they take Switzerland as their case in point stating: 'In Switzerland assisted dying is considered a civil rather than a medical act ...'
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