Terminally ill woman behind ‘Deb’s law’ can now choose how she dies

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The Independent World	Terminally ill woman behind ‘Deb’s law’ can now choose how she dies	Illinois became the first state in the Midwest, and the 13th state overall alongside the District of Columbia, to pass the measure	23 Sep, 16:55	23 Sep, 17:00	0m	independent.co.uk	First

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