Assisted Dying:Who Makes the Final Decision? With a foreword by Sir Terry Pratchett, OBE, and endorsements from Sir Patrick Stewart, OBE, Professor Heinz Wolff and Reverend Canon Rosie Harper, this book provides a comprehensive view of assisted dying. With a thoughtful mix of expert opinion and case studies of people who have suffered, Assisted Dying: Who Makes the Final Decision? offers the reader a chance to examine why the present law needs to be changed. Available online and from all good booksellers.   Foreword by Sir Terry Pratchett, OBE 1. A Death at Dignitas: John Close 'More like a thing than a human being' 2. A History of Assisted Dying in the UK by Jo Cartwright 3. Three Suicides, Three Reasons to Die: Liz Smith's parents 'We just sat there,     waiting for this great moment'      Neil Love 'Time to go while it's my choice' 4. A Faith View of Assisted Dying by Reverend John Cartwright 5. Aiding and Abetting Suicide: Nigel Goodman 'I am suffering and I want to die' 6. Assisted Dying Around the World Today by Davina Hehir and Philip Satherley 7. Voluntarily Stopping Eating and Drinking: Efstratia Tuson 'Talk to the     captain; they can just drop me overboard' 8. A Nurse's Perspective on End-of-Life Care by Andrew Heenan 9. Good Care But a Bad Death: Colin Marriage 'Another week? I can't do     another week!' 10. The Future for Assisted Dying in England and Wales by Sir Graeme Catto 11. A Recent Death at Dignitas: Ron Clinch 'Want to share this one, Brian?' 12. The Right to an Assisted Death by Professor Ray Tallis Notes About the contributors Useful Addresses Index   Dignity in Dying Half of the royalties earned on sales of this book go to fund the work of Dignity in Dying.