Grappling with Alzheimer’s, Leila Bell decided to end her life. She used her final days to call on Canada to change its rules
Leila Bell, an 85-year-old great grandmother in Vancouver, decided the circumstances of her death warranted one last act of advocacy.
She told a handful of close friends, her psychologist and her doctor about her plan. Her long-time confidante Sarah Townsend made the arrangements.
Source: When assisted dying means you have to go before you’re ready
Category: Assisted dying, Death and dying, Society, Canada, Americas
