MLPD - The Will to Live Template Project: 6. Bibliography

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Bibliography

Abramson, Neil. “Quality of Life: Who Can Make the Judgement?” Institute for Jewish Medical Ethics. San Fransisco. January, 2000.
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Burger, Ric. ”Being Disabled Isn’t The Same As Lacking Autonomy.” Inclusion Daily Express. April 17, 2000.
CCD. “New Developments Regarding DNR Orders in Manitoba,” CCD Latimer Watch. Council of Canadians with Disabilities. 12 February, 1998.
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David Colley. “Disabled People Back Law Lord’s On refusal To Allow Assisted Suicide.” British Council of Disabled People. January 10, 2002.
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