
This episode discusses assisted dying legislation in New Zealand, featuring personal experiences and the importance of open conversations about the topic.
The guest shares their journey with assisted death, emphasizing the need for public awareness and understanding of its legality in New Zealand. They mention the upcoming review of the legislation and the significance of making it a topic of discussion.
They highlight the Guardian newspaper's series on assisted dying, which encourages families to approach the subject collectively and celebrate life rather than treat it as a taboo. The guest hopes their openness will inspire others to discuss their options with loved ones.
A personal account of assisted dying in New Zealand and the push for open discussions about it.

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I think it's worth it.Tracy Hickman’s wish - normalise conversations about assisted death.#aotearoa #newzealand #nzpodcast