Killing Me Softly is the first book of Dr Philip Nitschke and Dr Fiona Stewart. Initially published by Penguin in 2005 and now back in print, KMS is part-biography Philip Nitschke, part-political analysis of the assisted suicide movement globally and part forward predictions of a person's right to the best end of life choices, regardless of their state of health. The focus of KMS is why Dr Nitschke thinks the way he does; what sets him apart from others in the assisted suicide movement. That this doctor rejects medical dominance in favour of every rational person's right to make their own end of life decisions is unique and it has strategic importance. It is no surprise that the first edition of KMS quickly sold out. Its roadmap for the future raises a range of philosophical, political and practical issues about death and dying that will eventually confront us all.
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