Colorado Takes On Right-To-Die Legislation Once More

DENVER (AP) – Dozens of people described personal journeys of pain endured and pain to come as they testified Wednesday for and against a right-to-die bill before a Colorado Senate committee.
Among them was Joellyn Duesberry, a 71-year-old landscape artist, who told the Republican-dominated Senate panel she has inoperable pancreatic cancer and has already experienced the pain she knows is coming as she slowly dies.
“I have never been a quitter and I am not now,” Duesberry said.