Anonymous
Post 07/13/2025 15:17     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
Anonymous wrote:Two healthy sisters from Arizona in their 50s decided to use the Swiss end of life services. They did not inform any of their friends or employers. Folks were searching for them for nearly a month:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10659917/amp/Sisters-died-Swiss-suicide-clinic-said-werent-100-collapsed-discs.html


Did you see the photos? Definitely not healthy.
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2025 14:40     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
Two healthy sisters from Arizona in their 50s decided to use the Swiss end of life services. They did not inform any of their friends or employers. Folks were searching for them for nearly a month:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10659917/amp/Sisters-died-Swiss-suicide-clinic-said-werent-100-collapsed-discs.html
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2025 13:03     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
Watch Paddleton with Ray Ramono and mark Duplass.
Anonymous
Post 07/13/2025 00:51     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You know the one. Where they hook you up to a drip and let you pass away on your own? If so how was the person’s experience (obviously if it went well we know how it ended)?


I did this. It was a great experience, not painful at all. Very peaceful in fact. Would highly recommend.


Guys at my high school went all the time!
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2025 23:53     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hospice does this. Hospice nurses WILL do this.


I don't think so, it would be murder.


Hospice definitely does not do this. After my husband died at home, Hospice measured how much morphine was left.

That’s to make sure you didn’t take any. When my mother died at home in hospice the nurse counted all her pain meds and put it on a report. She then added water and charcoal to them in a bottle and disposed of them.
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2025 21:35     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
Anonymous wrote:You know the one. Where they hook you up to a drip and let you pass away on your own? If so how was the person’s experience (obviously if it went well we know how it ended)?


I did this. It was a great experience, not painful at all. Very peaceful in fact. Would highly recommend.
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2025 21:22     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
To the PPs who suggested drug overdose - have always wondered same. Everyone says the smallest amounts of Fentanyl will kill you - so take a large amount.
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2025 20:43     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hospice does this. Hospice nurses WILL do this.


I don't think so, it would be murder.


Hospice definitely does not do this. After my husband died at home, Hospice measured how much morphine was left.


People are telling you here that Hospice’s do do this!! Maybe yours didn’t, but others clearly do.
Anonymous
Post 07/12/2025 20:32     Subject: Have you ever known anyone who used one of the “end of life” services in Switzerland?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hospice does this. Hospice nurses WILL do this.


I don't think so, it would be murder.


Hospice definitely does not do this. After my husband died at home, Hospice measured how much morphine was left.