The Personal Toll of Photographing a Story About Euthanasia - News Summed Up

The Personal Toll of Photographing a Story About Euthanasia


She would be cremated, and most of her ashes would be partitioned into little lockets for all her loved ones. While Marieke first did the paperwork for euthanasia in 2008, she admitted she wasn’t ready to end her life then. She just wanted the option of knowing she had the power and the permission to do so when the pain became unbearable. In the years I photographed Marieke, her condition deteriorated, and she selected three dates for euthanasia. All came and went, for different reasons, and the story — and our friendship — continued.


Source: New York Times December 06, 2019 03:22 UTC



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