An NHS palliative care doctor said: "The very last thing the debate on

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An NHS palliative care doctor said: "The very last thing the debate on

Sara Starkey says:

September 14, 2019 at 4:41 AM

An NHS palliative care doctor said: "The very last thing the debate on assisted dying needs is deeply misleading and wildly inaccurate portrayals of dying in a hospice."

I'd suggest the very FIRST thing the Assisted Dying Debate needs is to challenge the Palliative Care Medics with their deeply held attitude that all is hunky dory, now that is deeply misleading. Far from being ‘wildly inaccurate’, many cases described by people - who have had to watch loved ones die in terrific pain and misery -are totally accurate, they are NOT lying.

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