I'm all about giving it up for those who are fighting through unbearable pain! It's time we focus on making life better for everyone, not just keeping people stuck in suffering . Slovenia's bill is all about giving people control over their own lives & dignity when the end comes... that's gotta be worth having a national vote about . I think 54% of the population backing it is a clear sign that most people want to help each other out . It's not easy, but supporting those who need it most can bring peace of mind to everyone involved
Wow, this is interesting! Like in other European countries, Slovenians are now being asked to weigh in on this super tough decision. It's all about giving people control over their own lives when they're suffering from a terminal illness. I feel for the people who have to deal with unbearable pain and sadness - it's heartbreaking. But at the same time, it's also important to consider whether assisted dying is really the answer. I'm curious to see how the referendum turns out... will more people vote yes or no?
I'm all for giving people control over their own life when they're stuck with no other option . I know some ppl might think it's gonna be used as an easy way out, but it's about showing compassion & respect for individuals who are suffering . I mean, if ppl can't get the help they need in time, isn't it better to let them choose how they want to end their life than leave 'em with a lifetime of pain? My granny used to be super ill and she said she'd rather die peacefully than stuck in that hospital bed forever . I think we should just focus on making sure ppl have access to good palliative care, not make it all about "don't assisted dying" . And let's be real, some European countries already got this law implemented & they're doin' just fine
I'm all about giving it up for those who are fighting through unbearable pain! It's time we focus on making life better for everyone, not just keeping people stuck in suffering 
. Slovenia's bill is all about giving people control over their own lives & dignity when the end comes... that's gotta be worth having a national vote about 
. I think 54% of the population backing it is a clear sign that most people want to help each other out 
. It's not easy, but supporting those who need it most can bring peace of mind to everyone involved 
Like in other European countries, Slovenians are now being asked to weigh in on this super tough decision. It's all about giving people control over their own lives when they're suffering from a terminal illness. I feel for the people who have to deal with unbearable pain and sadness - it's heartbreaking. But at the same time, it's also important to consider whether assisted dying is really the answer. 
I'm curious to see how the referendum turns out... will more people vote yes or no?
. I know some ppl might think it's gonna be used as an easy way out, but it's about showing compassion & respect for individuals who are suffering 
. I mean, if ppl can't get the help they need in time, isn't it better to let them choose how they want to end their life than leave 'em with a lifetime of pain? 
. I think we should just focus on making sure ppl have access to good palliative care, not make it all about "don't assisted dying" 
. And let's be real, some European countries already got this law implemented & they're doin' just fine 