British right-to-die campaigner Debbie Purdy has died at the age of 51, her family confirms http://bbc.in/1HWeBj8 pic.twitter.com/sBSXS7EOQS
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@BBCBreaking a sad headline, but does open a dialogue about how we choose to exit. #soitgoes
@BBCBreaking Sad to hear news of Debbie Purdy's death. Condolences to her husband and family
@BBCBreaking @KatieMacMahon she looks like you will in 10 years
@Jeremy__Bentham @BBCBreaking @KatieMacMahon got it in before nick
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@BBCBreaking An amazing woman.
@BBCBreaking @lottyleeming all strength to Debbie's partner and family. Lost my cousin to MS cruel. cruel illness
@BBCBreaking it is a pity.
@BBCBreaking A very brave lady. She stood up for the many of us who do not have a voice. Its appalling the law so needs to change.
“@BBCBreaking: Obituary: Debbie Purdy, http://bbc.in/1zrxO7E pic.twitter.com/rWdwv9xXr9” surely this can't be right....
@BBCBreaking Sad about DebbieP but people like Lord Harries stood in the way of her human right to be helped to die.
@BBCBreaking What a great woman may God grant the husband the heart to bear the loss.
@BBCBreaking # What a Legacy and courage staggering
@BBCBreaking Too poor to go to Switzerland to die with dignity so forced to starve herself to death. Rotten. @dignityindying @stephenctimms
@BBCBreaking RIP and thank you for helping Debbie Purdy
@BBCBreaking v sad. Prayers for family. Curses on House of Lords
@BBCBreaking Allowing people the right to assisted suicide is hardly the same as exterminating the disabled. You don't want it, don't do it
@BBCBreaking what a remarkable woman
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