Five Last Acts (2nd Edition): Expanded & Revised (2015 edition) - Softcover

Removing the taboo of death. Methods and means of self-euthanasia, helium, nitrogen, inert gases, arterial compression, drugs, peaceful asphyxia, refusing food & water, moral and legal issues, related social issues and how to handle them, checklists, diagrams, comparative views and scientific substantiation. Empowerment over an unknown future. Good death, good life.

A leading writer on self-deliverance techniques, 'rational suicide', or self-euthanasia, Chris Docker’s work is evidence-based, back up by copious research from the professional journals of medicine, pharmacology, pathology and neurology and included in his footnotes and references so that readers can validate his conclusions. He holds a post-graduate degree in Law & Ethics in Medicine from Glasgow University and has studied and written about self-deliverance methodology since 1993. In addition to self-deliverance, his other fields of expertise include living wills and human transplants, as a contributing author in the medico-legal textbooks for the professions.