The Coloradans Exercising Their Right To Die—and a Doctor Who Helps Them Find Peace
More terminally ill Coloradans than ever are turning to Denver Health’s Medical Aid in Dying clinic.
A patient, Alan Koziel, was diagnosed with small-cell carcinoma, a particularly aggressive form of lung cancer.
“It’s everywhere,”
his wife, Patricia, said. Alan’s cancer had spread to 11 parts of his body, and he was in a lot of pain, relying on an oxygen tank and taking many pills.
Author's summary: Terminally ill Coloradans are seeking aid in dying.
More News
- David Lynch's Estate Up for Auction, Includes Rare Instruments and Gear
- Transatlantic ticket sales lift British Airways and IAG to ever higher annual profits
- Gabriel Diallo Earns First Main Draw Win at Roland Garros
- GW reaffirms stance against tapping endowment to offset budget deficit as FY2026 unfolds
- Epic Games Store is giving away Eastern Exorcist and Jorel’s Brother and The Most Important Game of the Galaxy for free this week
- David Lynch's Personal Stereo Setup Was Pure '80s Hi-Fi at Its Finest
- Nigeria Is Eager to See Petrobras Return to Its Oil Patch | OilPrice.com
- Billboards aimed at troops ask 'is this what you signed up for?'
- Will a Tiny Reactor Someday Power Your Town?
- Power restored to thousands of Hydro One customers in Norfolk County