Aid in Dying Debate Returns to the Capitol

Kira Philips told the story of her mother, who, three years after being diagnosed with cancer, shot herself in the head in her parents backyard. Philips’ father was the one who found her (CT Examiner)

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HARTFORD – A public hearing over whether to allow terminally ill patients the ability to end their own lives led to the debate of a larger question: what it means to have a dignified death. 

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Emilia Otte

Emilia Otte covers health and education for the Connecticut Examiner. In 2022 Otte was awarded "Rookie of the Year," by the New England Newspaper & Press Association.

e.otte@ctexaminer.com