US Edition"The Fight of My Life: Having a Dignified Death"; Samara Fights to Legalize Euthanasia in Mexico
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In Mexico, euthanasia is prohibited by the General Health Law, but 7 out of 10 Mexicans are in favor of this procedure, according to ... The entry “I don’t want to suffer, I want to die worthily”: The path of Samara Martínez, who seeks to legalize euthanasia in Mexico with the #LawTranscende aparece primero en LJA.MX Noticias México.
To stay alive, Samara Martinez, 30, needs to connect 10 hours a day to a peritoneal dialysis machine, a process that cleanses toxins from her blood. She also takes about 15 pills and injects into her abdomen a medicine that prevents anemia. This dynamic, which requires quite discipline, seems incompatible with her pace of life. She gets up at six in the morning and arranges to go to work. She is a professor at a private university in the city of…
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