FEN’s Surrogate Consultant — The First 100 Days
Say hello to Althea Halchuck, FEN's new surrogate consultant. (Continue reading ...)
Stories from FEN Members — April 2021
More FEN members share why they care about the right to die in general, and why they joined FEN in particular. (Continue reading ...)
Suicide and the Bible
Has anyone ever told you that suicide (by whatever name) interferes with the will of God? It doesn't, if you really know what the Bible says. (Continue reading ...)
“It’s Time.”
Why don't we treat each other as well as we do our pets? (Continue reading ...)
Beautiful Dying Expo
Did you catch the virtual Beautiful Dying Expo? Here's a recap with some personal reflection. (Continue reading ...)
Disability, ableism, and the right to die
Lamar Hankins, who was partly disabled for much of his adult life and whose father was severely disabled before dying from complications of Alzheimer's, shares why he supports the right to die even for the disabled. (Continue reading ...)
Is there a better word than suicide?
Up for a challenge? You are invited to join the effort to replace "suicide" with a word that has more, well, dignity. (Continue reading ...)
Do we need gatekeepers?
Faye Girsh reflects on one of the biggest obstacles to the right to die. (Continue reading ...)
“Completed Life” — A response to Derek Humphry
As a counter-point to Derek Humphry's recent post, the director of FEN's Exit Guide program voices support for self-deliverance based on a "completed life." (Continue reading ...)
Acceptance of death and reclaiming traditional wisdom
Throughout history, death of a loved one has been a family event, not a medical one. It still is in many countries, and could be again in the US. (Continue reading ...)