Nikki Kenward: The answer to life-shortening illness is being cared for, not suicide

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Nikki Kenward: The answer to life-shortening illness is being cared for, not suicide

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Nikki Kenward, who was left paralysed for 5 months after she contracted Guillain-Barre Syndrome in 1990, campaigns to protect those who would be put at risk, were the law on assisted suicide to be liberalised.

Nikki, Dr Peter Saunders, Roger Kiska and others talk about the Noel Conway case and why we must stand to protect the vulnerable.

First published by Christian Concern on July 25 2017.

Duration: 8 mins

Published by: Christian Concern (26 Jul 2017)