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'I joined Dignitas after being paralysed but I've changed my mind' Michelle Moffatt joined a clinic in Switzerland which helps hundreds of people to die each year.

A wife, currently under police investigation for assisting her husband's suicide at Dignitas in Switzerland, has spoken out saying she has "no regrets" as he had a "beautiful death". Louise ...

UK Government Woman who helped husband die at Dignitas has 'no regrets' as she speaks out Louise Shackleton promised her husband Anthony, who died in December 2024, that she would tell his story.

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A woman being investigated by police for assisting her husband's suicide at Dignitas has said she has "no regrets" following his death in December last year. Louise Shackleton has spoken publicly for ...

Louise Shackleton, from North Yorkshire, has spoken out for the first time since her husband Anthony, 59, died in Switzerland in December after a four-day visit to the Dignitas clinic ...

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Dignitas interprets this to mean that anyone who assists suicide altruistically cannot be punished. Its specialist staff all work as volunteers to ensure there can be no conflict of interest.

To be accepted at Dignitas, he’d had to become a member, send Dignitas a formal request and a medical file, pay £9,500 for the process, then undergo multiple consultations there.

Catie and Becky's mum Alison paid £15,000 to travel to the Dignitas clinic in Switzerland to end her life, which was her wish. Becky said: "Over the moon.

Mick Murray went to Dignitas with friends, a couple, diagnosed with terminal illnesses a year apart.