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Man Says ALS ‘Feels Like Dying in Slow Motion,’ Pleads for Medical Aid in Dying to Avoid ‘Months of Pure Torture’
- Tom Albin, diagnosed with ALS, advocates for access to medical aid in dying, which is unavailable in his home state of Minnesota
- ALS progressively “robs patients of independence,” leaving Albin unable to speak, eat, or perform daily tasks without assistance
- Albin hopes to spend his final days at home with family, emphasizing the need for “dignity and control” at life’s end
