The story of a Colombian boy who helps his mother die in a 'dignified' way
Artha Seplida celebrated her 51st birthday in January.
Martha Seplida is happy to die on Sunday, October 10, at 7:00 AM.
She is also laughing in front of the cameras. At a restaurant in Madiun, she is eating patties and drinking beer with Goa chemo while she is dying.
He is happy because he has asked the country's court for permission to end his life.
Legalizing suicide in Colombia has been legal since 1997, but was enacted in 2015.
So far 157 people have lost their lives under this law, this legal suicide is called death.
This includes most people who are suffering from an incurable disease or suffering from a physical or mental illness.
Because he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a serious and incurable disease, his life turned into a nightmare.
Knowing that he was going to die a slow and painful death that spanned many years, he found his future worrying.
She told her only son, Federico, that she was going to court for permission to commit suicide.
At first, her son forbade her, but when he told her it would relieve her pain and she could die in peace, her son sided with her.
She is very happy The next day he gave a pleasant interview on a TV channel and described his success in this matter as his good fortune.
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