Fatal motor neuron disease

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Fifty-five-year-old Joanna had a fatal motor neuron disease and was finding activities such as chewing, speaking, walking, and breathing increasingly difficult. After obtaining the required legal permission, she self-administered a medication that was prescribed to her and died peacefully, surrounded by her family. This is an example of assisted suicide. voluntary active euthanasia. passive euthanasia. nonvoluntary active euthanasia.

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