News Source: The New Zealand Herald
| 2 months ago
Australia's right-to-die debate has been given new focus by the death yesterday of Perth quadriplegic Christian Rossiter, who last month won the legal right to starve to death in a nursing home. Rossiter, 49, a former stockbroker, was immobilised by...
News Source: Androscoggin News
| 2 months ago
Quadriplegic Dies After Right To Starve Fight 10:54am UK, Monday September 21, 2009 An Australian quadriplegic man has died after winning the legal right to refuse food and water. Mr Rossiter had battled for the right to refuse food and water...
News Source: Sydney Morning Herald
| 2 months ago
Tim Rossiter faced the agony of watching his incapacitated brother, Christian, die. Knowing that was what he wanted made it no easier, writes Yasmine Phillips. THE brother of the quadriplegic Christian Rossiter has revealed he flew from Sydney back...
News Source: Sydney Morning Herald
| 2 months ago
In saying this, I do not refer to the physical manner of his passing. Rather, my claim rests entirely on the fact Rossiter died knowing he had achieved recognition of his right to decide whether or not to accept ongoing medical treatment. In one...
News Source: Uinta County News
| 2 months ago
The roof of the church where William Shakespeare’s remains lie is in danger of collapse, the group dedicated to the church’s preservation said on Monday. The Friends of Shakespeare’s Church charity said on their website that the beams of the...
News Source: Denver Post
| 2 months ago
It's the beam that supports the roof over the grave of William Shakespeare, and the church where he lies is urgently seeking $80,000 for repairs...Martin Gorick, vicar of Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon, said the problem was discovered...