Middlebury Town Hall Theatre

This week, Patient Choices Vermont is holding a series of events to help everyone learn more about Vermont's Death with Dignity bill. If you're in the area, please join Patient Choices Vermont Board Member David Babbott, MD, and George Eighmey at one of these free events.

George and David come together to form a great resource to help you learn more about different aspects of Vermont's Death with Dignity bill. David is a retired professor of Medicine at the University of Vermont, where he taught medical students and residents for over a quarter of a century. Before that, he had a full-time clinical practice.

As an Oregon state legislator in 1997, George defended Oregon's groundbreaking Death with Dignity Act and for the last twelve years has helped terminally ill patients navigate Oregon's law. Between David's knowledge of Vermont's medical community and George's in depth understanding of Oregon's law, no question will go unanswered.

All events are free and open to the public:

Wednesday, March 2nd

• 6:30 pm – St. Albans Historical Museum, 9 Church St. 3rd fl (enter through rear of building – elevator available) Will have snacks from Cosmic Bakery

Thursday, March 3rd

• 9:05 am – Tune in to the Mark Johnson Show
• 12:30 pm – Middlebury Town Hall Theatre – 68 South Pleasant (Merchant’s Row – on the Green)
• 6:30 pm – Manchester – Mark Skinner Library with Board Member Diana Barnard, MD in Manchester Center – 48 West Rd, just off 7A

Friday, March 4th

• 6:30 pm – Hardwick Memorial Building, 3rd Fl. – 20 Church St. – elevator available at Police Dept entrance. Others enter through main door and go up the stairs.

Not able to make it to one of these events but still want to help Vermont pass the Death with Dignity bill? Please consider making a non tax-deductible, political donation to the Death with Dignity Political Action Fund to help make Death with Dignity in Vermont a reality in 2011! 100% of your contribution will go directly to the Vermont effort.