Healthy but heartbroken mother gives moving account on assisted dying decision

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A 56-year-old British mother who is physically well and mentally sound has chosen to end her life at a Switzerland clinic.Wendy Duffy has previously attempted suicide unsuccessfully, and informed her six siblings of her intentions to visit the Pegasos assisted dying clinic.She came forward publicly to highlight what she describes as the "unfairness" of current laws, sparking intense reactions across the assisted dying debate in the UK.The former care worker from the West Midlands, has paid £10,000 to end her life at Pegasos after losing her son Marcus, 23, in a tragic accident four years ago.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She has not been able to recover from his death despite years of therapy and antidepressants.Speaking days before her death, she said: "I won't change my mind.

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It will be hard for everyone.

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And I'll have a smile on my face when I do, so please be happy for me.

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