"This law on the end of life is necessary": the testimony of Michel, suffering from Charcot's disease

The debate on the end of life returns to the National Assembly. The proposal of the law on aid to die is debated this Monday 12 May in the Chamber. Michel, suffering from Charcot's disease, testifies to the microphone of TF1. - "This law on the end of life is necessary": the testimony of Michel, suffering from Charcot's disease (Topics of society).

As of Monday, MEPs are considering two texts to give birth to the "new French model" promised by Emmanuel Macron. If the first one on palliative care should be adopted without any problems, the discussions on helping to die are more tense.

The debate on the end of life is coming back to the National Assembly on Monday. MPs intend to warn about the risk of a "default" recourse to help to die, even though various provisions already aim to prevent such cases.

The document issued by the Social Affairs Committee aims to enable patients, with "serious and incurable affection" and no longer bear their suffering, to receive or administer lethal substances.

Profile of patients, method of administration of the lethal product, stage of disease: some aspects of the law will still generate debate from this Monday in the Assembly.

Michel de Rostolan receives: Jean Larmande, civil engineer from Ponts et Chaussées, secretary general of the Cercle Renaissance and the French Geopolitical Society Jean-Marie Le Méné, magistrate, president of the Jérôme Lejeune Foundation Jérôme Triomphe, lawyer, lawyer Topics: “Faced with programmed euthanasia, with Hippocrates, let us recall the sanctity of life. And let's preserve the [...] The article Libre Journal by Michel de Rostolan on M…