i dont know about the last bit....Dignatas said they had assissted in over 100 suicides related to a 'weariness of life'(ie depression/loss of enjoyment).
keeping that in mind, it wasn't someone that had been unhappy for 3 days. the people obviously had chronic mental health problems. Dignatas are more hesitant now to grant assisted suicide on the grounds of weariness of life etc(the doctor signs it off, so it isnt some random person working for a private company)
Okay I didn't know that but yeah they wouldn't grant this lady suicide with her husband she didn't have serious mental issues or anything. She just didn't want to live without her husband they had some kids but they were well grown. I think they were of European descent as well aka they had accents.
Switzerland is the only place it's approved for foreigner's. Oregon state has it but only for locals.
On the documentary the other story they followed was this guy and his wife I forget what disease he had but he was wheelchair bound and later on he would lose all movement for some it who got to that point it wasn't painful or whatever but still why would u want to risk it.
They showed him actually drinking the drink and going to sleep within an hour or so. The nurse that was with him was like you're going to die if you drink this and they video taped it and all to make sure it was legit. There were two different drinks he had to drink.