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Blogger's Note: we are also reminded of the death of Darlene Gray (first primary ovarian cancer; second primary brain cancer)
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''I wish they could live in my body for 24 hours.'- Dr. Donald Low (on assisted suicide)
“I know I’m going to die, what worries me is how I’m going to die,” the 68-year-old Low says in the video.
Dr. Donald Low passed away on September 18,
2013, seven months after being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.
The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer wishes to express our heartfelt
condolences to Dr. Low’s family.
Dr. Low was one of Canada’s leading
microbiologists, best known for his pivotal role in helping Toronto
respond to the SARS crisis. Eight days before he died, Dr. Low
participated in a video interview in which he talks candidly about his
experience facing the end of his life, including his concerns about
being able to die with dignity. Please take a moment to watch (below).
"And in tribute to Don, please advocate for the legalization of
assisted dying in Canada."
SARS doctor Donald Low
If I Had - H1N1 Flu - Dr. Donald Low, MD, FRCPC
In this video, Dr. Donald Low, MD, FRCPC, Chief of Microbiology at Mount Sinai Hospital, discusses what he would do if he had ...
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