Guest Blogger
Many of the most successful blogs have an element in common: a diverse voice. Blogs partly came about, after all, from a desire for an interactive way to get information and to have a community of people participating in the discussions.
The Death with Dignity movement appeals to people from all walks of life, and we'd like your help in expanding our community. Interested in adding your voice to the Death with Dignity movement?
To have your piece considered for our blog, Living with Dying:
- You must be a Death with Dignity National Center supporter.
- Send your Death with Dignity-related article (700-1,000 words) to me via email.
- Once your post is up, convince your friends and family to read it.
We look forward to reading your work.
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- Why I Support Death with Dignity
- If Only
- "Where Do I Sign?"
- A Widower's Perspective on Assisted Death
- Meg's Death with Dignity
- Experiences of a Dying Patient
- The Calling
- Vermont Death with Dignity Effort
- How To Help Friends in Mourning
- Catholicism and Death with Dignity
- Death with Dignity Works Hand-in-Hand with Palliative Care
- It's Scary to Talk About Death, But We Need to Start Somewhere
- Who Should Make End-of-Life Decisions?
- Dying with Dignity In Oregon
- Physician-Assisted Death and Behavioral Economics
- Young Cancer Veteran Left Impression on Doc
- An Advance Directive Alone Isn't Enough
- The New Grief: The Goodbye Grows Longer
- Death with Dignity is a Life Choice
Defend dignity. Take action.
You are the key to ensuring well-crafted Death with Dignity laws for all Americans. With your financial and volunteer help, the Death with Dignity National Center, a 501(c)(3), non-partisan, non-profit organization, has been the leading advocate in the death with dignity movement. Member contributions helped us pass a new Death with Dignity law in Washington, defend the Oregon law, and provide education and outreach programs for the vitality of the death with dignity movement.
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About Death with Dignity
The greatest human freedom is to live, and die, according to one's own desires and beliefs. From advance directives to physician-assisted dying, death with dignity is a movement to provide options for the dying to control their own end-of-life care.
Death with Dignity National Center is the leader in this movement, successfully establishing, advancing and defending the landmark Oregon and Washington Death with Dignity Acts.
Political Action Fund
The Death with Dignity National Center partners with the Oregon Death with Dignity Political Action Fund to conduct lobbying and political activities in order to achieve the enactment of Death with Dignity laws in other states.
Learn more about the Oregon Death with Dignity Political Action Fund.
Patients & Families
The Death with Dignity National Center was formed out of a profound commitment to the idea that personal end-of-life decisions should be made solely between a patient and a physician. We are pleased to provide you with support and information as you face the difficult challenges ahead.







