Dani Garavelli: A matter of life or death Pity the poor doctors on duty the night Kerrie Wooltorton was wheeled into Norfolk and Norwich Hospital having swallowed a lethal dose of anti-freeze for the ninth time in 12 months. Just as they were gearing up to flush out her kidneys again, she presented them with a letter insisting that, though she called an ambulance, she didn’t want to be treated, and an ethical dilemma no amount of training could have prepared them for.
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Friends at the End is a Scottish Charity promoting knowledge and understanding of end of life choices and campaigning to change the law to allow Assisted Dying in the UK.
