Euthanasia: Beyond Final Exit
New Research in Self-Deliverance [Rational Suicide] for the
Terminally Ill
Chris Docker, Cheryl Smith, John
Hofsess, Bruce Dunn. 1995, 116 pp, ISBN:1-896533-04-3. Individual
book sales (not USA or Canada): Tel +44-131-556-4404. Price: £ 8
GBP(UK) £ 10 GBP (overseas) pbk
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Beyond Final Exit is the companion volume to Departing Drugs, our world-famous “how-to” user-guide to self-deliverance. Death affects us all and, sadly, it is not always painless or dignified. Advice on painlessly dying by one’s own hand varies in its quality and sometimes different manuals seem to give different advice. That is why we published Beyond Final Exit. Beyond Final Exit is a collection of essays explaining the basis of the assertions in Departing Drugs, with hundreds of references from respected medical journals in support the facts.
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The latest research in self-deliverance (auto-euthanasia/rational
suicide) at last... Academic articles on rational
suicide including a history of books on self-deliverance and one
of the most comprehensively referenced articles on fasting
available. The Title is based on the series of articles in the
Canadian journal "Last Rights" in which some of the
chapters initially appeared.
- Beyond Final Exit explains... the history of
suicide guides and the reliability (and unreliability) of
information in them.
- Dispels the myth that a leading, lethal, over-the-counter
drug can cause blindness in the event of failure,
discusses the lethal dose and the supporting evidence.
- Analyses the use of tricyclic antidepressants,
frequently prescribed drugs that can be lethal alone or
in combination.
- Discusses street drugs - illicit drugs
bought on the black market - should they be used for self-deliverance
if you get access to them?
- Answers common questions about poisonous plants -
if you're optimistic about these, be warned of the side
effects first!
- What about carbon monoxide? The favourite method
of Dr Kevorkian? Beyond Final Exit looks at its
effectiveness and obtaining supplies, and there is also a
chapter on other inert gases worth considering.
- Fasting? In Departing Drugs there is only a
passing reference to controlled fasting as a means of
self-deliverance. .
Many people
have used this method successfully and yet it is not
without its critics. Beyond Final Exit includes
what is probably the most comprehensive examination of
the known facts on this method
- New information has come to light in recent years
on barbiturates were virtually discontinued twenty years
ago but some people have old supplies or manage to obtain
them and want to know the dosages and effectiveness. and,
in this new volume, Beyond Final Exit takes a
fresh look at the evidence.
- The International Drugs Consensus Working Party
published the fruits of their research in Departing
Drugs - the Supplement to How to Die With Dignity,
and many people wanted to know the reasoning behind some
of the controversial new developments, so a scientific companion
was planned. While in preparation, more research was
accomplished and new information brought to light. Self
deliverance guides were pioneered by the Voluntary
Euthanasia Society of Scotland with How to Die With
Dignity in 1980; they were popularised by Derek
Humphry in his best-seller Final Exit and placed
on a scientific footing with Departing Drugs. Now,
in 1995, the Scottish Voluntary Euthanasia Society
proudly presents Beyond Final Exit, the latest
research into self-deliverance.
- Supported by hundreds of references to supporting
data, Beyond Final Exit bares its finding to
scrutiny by other researchers worldwide. It is already
the subject of strong interest from the Netherlands,
where self-deliverance (in preference to doctor-administered
euthanasia) is gaining ground.
- Beyond Final Exit gives you the facts and the secure
knowledge on methods of self-deliverance. Beyond Final
Exit is already in its second printing. Order your
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