A terminal cancer survivor given six months to live is opposing the assisted dying bill as it returns to the House of Commons today, after being left suicidal in the wake of her diagnosis.
Former NHS nurse Karen O’Malley explained today how she began plotting her death after being told she had the incurable disease and would live just six to nine months, 11 years ago.
Yet today the 61-year-old is cancer free and a married grandmother-of-four, who fears what may have happened if she had been told about assisted dying while at her lowest.
Meanwhile the daughter of a woman who begged
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