9 h. ago 'My husband smiled as he told me Dignitas had sent him his "Deathdate" and it broke me'

Louise Shackleton has revealed to the Mirror the heartbreaking moment her husband confirmed to her he knew exactly when he was going to die at Dignitas in Switzerland

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40 h. ago Blake Lively puts on a brave face alongside husband Ryan Reynolds and mother Elaine at Another Simple Favor afterparty following her awkward red carpet appearance with co

The actress, 37, flashed a huge smile as she cosied up to husband Ryan Reynolds , 48, and mother Elain following the premiere.

Society

43 h. ago Blake Lively puts on a brave face alongside husband Ryan Reynolds and mother Elain at Another Simple Favor afterparty following her awkward red carpet appearance with co

The actress, 37, flashed a huge smile as she cosied up to husband Ryan Reynolds , 48, and mother Elain following the premiere.

Society

5 d. ago I signed up for Dignitas after being told I had six months to live...but doctors got it wrong

A pensioner who was given a devastating terminal diagnosis and booked himself into Dignitas - before discovering he actually had a treatable condition.

Society

6 d. ago Meghan Markle looks business chic as she arrives with Prince Harry at TIME100 Summit in $5K Ralph Lauren suit

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, was all smiles as photographers caught her entering the glamorous event with her husband on Wednesday.

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1 week ago Wife who 'assisted' husband's Dignitas suicide in Switzerland says it was 'beautiful death'

A wife said her husband told her he wanted to die with grace in Dignitas instead of unable to move on a bed

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2 w. ago Rogue doctors stole one woman’s eggs to get another patient pregnant. What happened next is an unlikely tale of friendship against the odds

When it emerged that a fertility clinic had made one woman pregnant with another’s baby, Renée Ballou and Carole LieberWilkins were advised to ‘lawyer up’. Instead they did something extraordinary – even as one raised the other’s biological childRenée Ballou thought she was a lucky person. In the 1980s, she was living in a beautiful home an hour’s drive from Los Angeles, with a job she loved, a happy marriage and a young son. Everything had always felt so easy for Renée – until she began trying for a second child. Two years on, she still wasn’t pregnant. “I was pretty much used to getting what I wanted,” Renée, now 67, tells me with a sad smile. “It was very stressful.”Along with her husband, Wesley, Renée went through a battery of tests, followed by years of surgeries, supplements and hormones. Her gynaecologist referred them to Dr Sergio Stone, a fertility specialist at the University of California, Irvine (UCI) in Orange County, for more treatment. They tried artificial inse...

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