Wendy Duffy, a 56-year-old woman, announced that she will be euthanized in Switzerland, after losing her son 4 years ago.

Wendy Duffy, a woman from the United Kingdom, has decided to seek euthanasia in Switzerland after suffering deeply from the loss of her son four years ago. Although she is healthy, she claims that she can no longer live without him and has informed her family that she will pay £10,000 for this process. Her decision has sparked an intense debate in the United Kingdom, where the right to assisted suicide was recently discussed in Parliament. Wendy has tried various treatments, including antidepressants, but has not found relief.

She has stated that she will not change her mind and has prepared details for her final moments, including the music she will listen to. Her loved ones are devastated, emphasizing that the loss of a child is unbearable, but that proper support could help her get through this period. Swiss law allows clinics not to inform relatives about patients' decisions, which has generated controversy. Advocates for assisted dying are pushing for the legalization of these practices in the United Kingdom, and the debate continues to capture public attention.