Gov. Hochul Considers Amendments to Legal Suicide Bill

Candlelight vigils urge New York governor to veto physician-assisted suicide bill

Tami S. Scott / The Catholic Sun SYRACUSE, N.Y. (OSV News) — With Advent having begun just six days prior — a spiritual season marked by themes of hope, peace, love and joy — more than 30 people braved the bitter cold in Syracuse Dec. 4 to speak out against a controversial bill that, should it pass, would allow physicians to assist terminally ill adults as young as age 18 to die by suicide. Described by proponents as a compassionate end-of-life …

Another Voice: Gov. Hochul can make Medical Aid in Dying a reality in New York

This team has been fighting for more than a decade to pass the Medical Aid in Dying Act, which would allow a terminally ill adult, with a prognosis of six months or less to live – as certified by two…

New York Governor Kathy Hochul Wants Changes to Assisted Suicide Bill

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Gov. Kathy Hochul looks at changes to 'aid-in-dying' bill, satisfying neither side in long-running debate

Possible conditions aren't making advocates happy, nor mollifying opponents who refer to the bill as "physician-assisted suicide."

Gov. Hochul considers amendments to legal suicide bill

The bill is backed by family members and advocates of loved ones with terminal illnesses.

Candlelight vigils urge New York governor to veto physician-assisted suicide bill - The Dialog

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — With Advent having begun just six days prior — a spiritual season marked by themes of hope, peace, love and joy — more than 30 people braved the bitter cold in Syracuse Dec. 4 to speak out against a controversial bill that, should it pass, would allow physicians to assist terminally ill adults as young as age 18 to die by suicide. Described by proponents as a compassionate end-of-life option with legal protections in place, the …