Maureen Slough, aged 58, died at Pegasos clinic in Switzerland, where her family claims they were not informed about her assisted suicide. They were later told her ashes would be mailed to them. The family has expressed outrage over the clinic's alleged failure to communicate adequately. The clinic, however, states it received permission from Maureen's daughter through email. Family members feel excluded from critical decisions regarding Maureen's end-of-life care, leading to concerns about transparency and ethical practices in assisted suicide cases.
Maureen Slough, a 58-year-old woman with a history of mental illness, died at a Swiss clinic, raising concerns from her family about communication regarding her assisted suicide.
Her family claims they were left uninformed about the assistance provided by Pegasos clinic, with the clinic asserting that they had obtained consent via email from her daughter.
The family was notified only after Maureen's death, learning that her ashes would be sent to them without prior knowledge of her plan for assisted suicide.
The situation has sparked outrage among the family members, who feel they were unfairly excluded from the decision-making process regarding Maureen's end-of-life choices.
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