Roz Hervey chooses voluntary assisted dying after two years with Motor Neurone Disease

Roz Hervey, a prominent arts figure, has accessed voluntary assisted dying after two years of living with Motor Neurone Disease. She shared her decision in a heartfelt letter, expressing gratitude for her life and loved ones. Hervey's condition worsened significantly in recent months, affecting her breathing. Although she had planned to travel to Switzerland for euthanasia, she qualified for South Australia's voluntary assisted dying program due to her deteriorating health. In her letter, she emphasized her desire to leave life on her own terms, surrounded by family. Hervey is survived by her two children and her partner, Geoff Cobham. Tributes from friends and colleagues highlight her positive impact on their lives.