British Woman Chooses Euthanasia in New Zealand, Igniting Assisted Dying Debate

Tracy Hickman, who had terminal breast cancer, ended her life on a beach and called for the UK to adopt similar laws.

Tracy Hickman, a terminally ill British woman, chose euthanasia on a New Zealand beach after battling breast cancer.
Hickman advocated for assisted dying laws in the UK, highlighting her peaceful passing as a model.
She felt privileged to say goodbye to loved ones and control her final moments.
New Zealand's End of Life Choice Act enabled her decision, contrasting with the UK's strict laws.
Her story has reignited debates on euthanasia and assisted dying legislation in the UK.