September 30, 2026 — 7:00pm
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I have three close friends living with progressive illnesses. Despite my 45-plus-year career as a psychologist, I’m grappling with how best to navigate the likely conversations about voluntary assisted dying (VAD). It’s daunting.
Sam* was diagnosed with Parkinson’s five years ago. After this bombshell, we discussed the options ahead, and I asked whether he’d considered “Plan B”. Sam knows me well enough to comprehend what I was alluding to, such is the shorthand between intimates. But feeling optimistic about…
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