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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: 05omegav6 on 11 February 2016, 05:16:13
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Just another day at the office, the significance of which wasn't apparent at the time :-[
RIP Mr Bonner.
An interesting, if emotive, debate.
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Just another day at the office, the significance of which wasn't apparent at the time :-[
RIP Mr Binner.
An interesting, if emotive, debate.
Just watched the whole thing through... Difficult watch but very tastefully done.
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And he is who? Done what? Famous for?
Or in a nutshell I've never heard of him, sorry.
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And he is who? Done what? Famous for?
Or in a nutshell I've never heard of him, sorry.
He is (was) a man with motor neurone disease, the BBC made a documentary about him going to Switzerland for assisted suicide: http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2016/feb/11/how-to-die-simons-choice-review-beautiful-film-assisted-dying
(Simon Binner, not Bonner)
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And he is who? Done what? Famous for?
Or in a nutshell I've never heard of him, sorry.
He is (was) a man with motor neurone disease, the BBC made a documentary about him going to Switzerland for assisted suicide: http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2016/feb/11/how-to-die-simons-choice-review-beautiful-film-assisted-dying
(Simon Binner, not Bonner)
Embarrassingly I had read about it in the paper and misread his surname :-[ corrected in my quote.
But yes, that's the chap ;)
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Think this was the fellow who I saw a few weeks ago on the TV if it is R.I. P. Seemed a real gent.
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I admire the man for his spirit and determination in seeing things through and choosing his own time and way of dying.Too many people I think hold to the belief that life is sacred.To me it isn't it's the quality of life that's important,I wouldn't want to be kept going if it meant a machine doing the "living"for me or such like.R.I.P. sir.