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Dutch woman chooses euthanasia due to untreatable mental health struggles

A Dutch woman, Zoraya ter Beek, plans to be euthanized due to mental health struggles, as reported by the Free Press.
The Dutch government will ensure that the euthanasia process is conducted according to their laws to end her life lawfully.
Zoraya will be cremated post-death, with her ashes scattered by her boyfriend, as she expressed concerns about burdening him, per the report.

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DutchReview

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Physically-healthy 28-year-old Dutch woman will die through euthanasia in May

The 28-year-old Zoraya ter Beek will die next month by voluntary assisted suicide.

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The New American

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28-year-old Dutch Woman Chooses to Be Euthanized Because She’s Depressed

A 28-year-old Dutch woman is scheduled to be euthanized — or, in her words, “freed from life” — in early May because she is depressed. “When she’s dead, a euthanasia review committee will evaluate her death to ensure the doctor adhered to ‘due care criteria,’ and the Dutch government will (almost certainly) declare that the ... The post 28-year-old Dutch Woman Chooses to Be Euthanized Because She’s Depressed appeared first on The New American.

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People

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Woman, 28, Opts for Euthanasia Rather Than Living with Mental Illness: 'I’m a Little Afraid of Dying'

A 28-year-old woman in the Netherlands has opted to end her life with euthanasia instead of living with mental illness.

1 year ago·United States

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TRIGGER: Dutch woman opts for euthanasia due to unmanageable mental health issues

Trigger warning: Some readers may find this story disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised. A 28-year-old Dutch woman named Zoraya ter Beek is set to undergo euthanasia in May due to severe mental health struggles, as reported by The Free Press. Throughout her life, ter Beek has grappled with depression, autism, and borderline personality disorder. Despite having a supportive boyfriend and pets, she perceives her mental illness as incurable.

1 year ago·Noida, India

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