The Right to Die Movement dates back about 50 years. This talk will look at the organizations that are active today, the documents people should have prepared, and the steps people can take so that their wishes are carried out.

Eleanor Aronstein has had a long career in education in various settings. Her interest in the Right to Die Movement stems from the very painful death of her mother and her desire to help people avoid a similar experience. She is active in Final Exit Network, giving presentations throughout the region, and considers the work to be a tribute to her mother.