“Do you want us to read your text together?” “ They are face to face, in this somewhat cold office of the Protestant nursing home
Tag: End of life
End of life: legal offensive to recognize assisted suicide in France
Will the Constitutional Council invite itself into the delicate debate on the end of life, in the heart of the campaign for the presidential election?
Palliative care: a national plan to address disparities in access
“While the supply of palliative care has increased, disparities persist”. Olivier Véran detailed Wednesday September 22 a fifth national development plan for palliative care and
End of life: towards a citizen consultation?
If Emmanuel Macron stands for the presidential election, will the end of life be one of the major subjects of the campaign and the French
Death of Alain Cocq, activist for assisted suicide
The right to a chosen death will have been the last fight of his life. ” I would like to inform you, hereby, of my
Sigolène Gautier: “Physical pain and psychological suffering feed on each other”
La Croix: What is the difference between pain and suffering? Sigolène Gautier: We tend to say that the pain is physical. Suffering, psychic, because emotional.
Virtual reality, a real ally against pain
Have you ever played the Wii, this game console with a remote control capable of detecting the user’s movements and transposing them onto a television
Pain at the end of life, a medical challenge
Her voice still twists a bit when she talks about it. Two years ago, Claudine, 57, suffered ” the martyr “, because of metastasized breast
Clandestine euthanasias, a number difficult to assess
There are, in France, 2,000 to 4,000 clandestine euthanasies each year. Regularly cited by supporters of physician-assisted dying, this number resurfaces with each new debate
In Belgium, euthanasia between trivialization and questions
The deputy Olivier Falorni does not hide it: his bill to establish a “free and chosen” end of life, examined this Thursday, April 8 at
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