The Undetectable Alternative - Exit International
e-DeliveranceA Peaceful Death is Everybody’s RightJanuaryExit International2009The Nitrogen AlternativeWith a temporary restriction on the availability of disposable Helium in Australia (and New Zealand), Exit examined the viabilityof other inert gases. The ‘Nitrogen Alternative’ was developedand launched in Adelaide on 18 December in front of more than100 workshop participants.This new method is a variation on the Helium hypoxic death. Helium has become a staple among available options for peacefullyand reliably ending one’s life. Of interest to members will be anumber of important benefits offered by the Nitrogen Alternative.Summarising these advantages:Left: SA media focus on the ‘undetectability’ of theNitrogen method Standard LPG cylinders are usedwhich are designed for refilling.They are better manufactured withmore reliable control taps; Should the cylinders lose gas over time, they can be readily refilled - refilling is not possible with helium; When used with the standard Exit jet flow control fitting, longer periodsof useful gas flow can be obtained ( 30 mins with flow rates of over 5litres/min); and As a gas, Nitrogen is well tolerated by the human body with less possibility of adverse reaction by those inhaling it.Filling the Nitrogen cylinderIn addition to the above benefits, the positive features of the original Helium hypoxic system are preserved. The Nitrogen Alternative is legal, peaceful, quick and requires nodrugs. Importantly, this method is also undetectable, even at autopsy. However, the two systems share thesame drawbacks; a plastic Exit bag must be used and people with significant respiratory disease cannot(and should not) use this approach; and there is another disadvantage, unique to the Nitrogen Alternative.Special care is required when tanks are filled. To address these safety issues, Exit will launch a numberof member-supervised ‘filling stations’. Details of locations and access to this service will be posted in thecoming months on Exit News & Forum.In 2009 Exit workshops will include the Nitrogensystem and feature a new video to explain its preparation. A longer version of the video will beincluded in the February- March update of thePeaceful Pill eHandbook(see: www.peacefulpill.com). Subscribers will benotified by email whenupdates are available.This Edition The Nitrogen Alternative Volunteering with Exit International Motorhome wanted to lease Dunedin chapter leader tattooed Deliverance in 2009 IQ2 Debate in Sydney Exit Chapter meeting dates Exitorial Exit goes to Woodford Exit Member Survey Exit Store- Page 1- Page 2- Page 2- Page 3- Page 3- Page 4- Page 4- Page 5- Page 5- Page 5- Page 6
Volunteering at Exit InternationalRowe is regularly assisted, not only by herhusband Peter (who with Lindy Boyd’s husband Frank has started what they have calledthe ‘Exit Gophers Society’), but by long-termExit members Neal and Jill. Together, thisteam of four run social activities, workshops,Expo stalls, all inthe name of Exit.With the membership of Exit Internationalever increasing, the organisation is needing torely more and more on our many volunteersthroughout Australia, New Zealand and, mostrecently, the UK.Since our UK debutin October, Exit hasbeen delighted tobe represented byDavid Michael wholives and works inStroud in the UK.We are grateful toDavid for representing us in themedia - somethingwhich looks set toincrease over thecoming 12 months.Outside of Chapters, Exit is assisted by yet anothercritical group ofvolunteers. In the12 months sinceExit establishedits Melbourneoffice, LindyBoyd has createdLindy Boyd held Christmas drinks for Exit’s Melbourne office volunteers at hera network of 20home in Canterbury on Sunday 14 December 2008regular volunteerswho do all manner of day-to-day tasks fromIn addition to our 25 Chapter Coordinators,answering the phone and collecting the mail toExit is lucky to enjoy the support of the samenumber of people again who assist with Chap- the never-ending job of stuffing envelopes forter activities. It is not unusual to find Chapters each mailout. Exit is enormously grateful toall our volunteers, you are the backbone of ourbeing run by small teams, each assigned toorganisation. We thank you very sincerely fordifferent aspects of the Chapter’s operation.all you do.On the Gold Coast, for example, Elaine Arch-Motorhome Wanted to LeaseWith a very hectic schedule of public meetingsand workshops being planned for 2009, Exitis seeking to lease or buy a motorhome - RV- Coaster - or the like - to act as a mobile Exitoffice and accommodationfacility when Exit Director, Philip Nitschke takesto the road in April.Exit has long been cognisant that retired farmers and country folk represent a considerableproportion of Exit’s overall membership. Be itbecause of a particularly pragmatic viewpointon life (and death), Exitremains keen to bring endof-life choices informationto all corners of Australiaand New Zealand (as wellas to other countries).One of the big boostsfor Exit in 2008 was thewidespread success of ourCommunity Educationprogram.If you have a motorhomeyou would be willingto lease to Exit, or evenone for sale, please callLindy on 03 9850 8192. Not only will you beenhancing our Director’s ability to work andtravel but you will be instrumental in helpingbring the message of choice to those who seekit.Exit has estimated that more than 4000 people attended meetings nationwide as well asin New Zealand and the UK over the past 18months. Of particular note has been the popularity of meetings in rural and regional centres.2.
Dunedin Chapter CoordinatorGets TattooedDunedin Exit Chapter Coordinator - PaulaWestoby - created international news in earlyDecember when she undertook to have thewords ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ tattooed across herchest.At this point she then decided to make themessage permanent. The paper’s report continued: ‘Tattoo artist Aaron Manuel, of VisualIntelligence, said he would respect her wishesif she collapsed while gettingher tattoo, “I would hate tosee what would happen afterwards.”Always one for a challenge,79-year-old Paula contactedher local media outlets toadvise them of her plans andeven allowed local DunedinTV to film her during theprocedure.Speaking to the Otago DailyTimes, Paula said: ‘I wantedto make a statement and Ithink this is the best way to doit . . . and it is bloody practical too.”‘Upon hearing the story behindher tattoo, Mr Manuel waivedthe 200 charge and the sevenmonth waiting list. Surprisedby how little the one-hour procedure hurt, Ms Westoby saidshe was excited about seeingthe results.’ “I just love it.”Paula displays her ‘Do not Resuscitate’ tattooTwo months ago, the paper reported Paulahad written the message, with the help of hergrandson in indelible ink across her chest.Exit congratulates Paula onflying the Exit flag in such aunique way!I’d Rather Die Like a DogVale - GeorgeIn early December, Philip and Fiona were verysaddened by the death of Molly’s sister, 13year old George. George passed away peacefully thanks to a Vet-administered dose ofNembutal. In late November, she developeda serious skin condition, caused by immunesystem problems.Her death wasvery peaceful, ifvery sad.Deliverance in 2009In 2009, Exit’s flagship newsletter publication - Deliverance - will be published monthly online and bimonthly in print.For Exit members who have Internet access,eDeliverance will be distributed solely online commencing in February.For Exit members who rely on the post, aspecial bimonthly edition of Deliverance willbe mailed from Exit’s Melbourne office. Theprint edition of Deliverance will contain thehighlights of the monthly eVersions.If only we couldall be as lucky asour animals.Contact UsIf you have not yet registered your emailaddress with Exit you may do so on thehomepage of Exit International at:www.exitinternational.netExit InternationalPO Box 37781 Darwin NT 0821 Australia1300 10 3948 (EXIT) or Melb Office 03 9850 8192contact@exitinternational.netDonate to Exit* This edition of Deliverance Member survey has been mailed to all Exit members.Exit relies on donations to fund its meetings/workshops, private visits and R&D programsPlease give generously.3.
‘We Should Legalise Euthanasia’IQ2 Debate @ City Recital HallOn Tuesday 3 February, Exit members are invited to join Exit Director, Dr Philip Nitschke,Greens Senator Bob Brown and Professor Peter Baume AC as they argue for the affirmativein a public debate titled ‘We Should LegaliseEuthanasia.’As background, the IQ2 debates form part ofan international series of public discussionswith counterpart programs operating in boththe UK (www.intelligencesquared.com) andthe USA (www.intelligencesquaredus.org).The debateseries is sponsored by theSydney MorningHerald, the Cityof Sydney and ABC Radio National. Ticketsfor the event cost 30 ( 20 pensioner) and areavailable from City Recital Hall Box Office on02) 8256-2222 or on-line. City Recital Hallis located at 2-12 Angel Place, Sydney. Doorsopen at 6pm for a 6.45pm start.Opposing thepro-choice teamwill be formerHoward Government Health Minister Hon Tony Abbott, Jesuitpriest Father Frank Brennan AO and palliativecare GP, Dr Maria Cigolini. The debate willbe chaired by Dr Simon Longstaff, ExecutiveDirector of the St James Ethics Centre whichis host of the debate series.Forthcoming Exit Chapter MeetingsJanuary - March 2009FORSTER: Tuncurry Bowls Club, 1.00pm, Thursday, 29 Jan. Call Lesley on 02-6554-5942.CENTRAL COAST: Kincumber Community Ctr,10am, Saturday, 28 Feb. Call Bettina on 02-43694008.DORRIGO: CWA Rooms, 3pm, Saturday, 31 Jan.Call Al on 02-6657-2355.GOLD COAST: Community Room, Pacific FairShopping Centre, 10am, Tues, 10 March. CallElaine on 0421-796-713.NEWCASTLE: Trades Hall, 10.30 am, Monday, 2Feb. Call Vincent on 02-4945-1916.DUNEDIN: 1st floor, Public Library, 2pm, Sunday15 March. Call Paula on 03-471-9955.CAIRNS: Cominos House, Thursday 5 Feb. CallJohn on 0427-486-402.Exit Membership UpdateOn 1 January 2009, Exit International changedits membership system to a set membership fee annual donation. To date, a majority of membershave chosen to renew at the levels of previousyears, resulting in an overall payment to Exit averaging 100 - 150.CANBERRA: Griffen Centre, 12.30pm, Friday, 6Feb. Call David on 0401-315-631.PERTH: Wembley Community Centre, 40 Alexander St, Wembly, 1pm, Monday 9 Feb. Call Carolon 0429-039-167.However, the fact that a significant minority ofmembers have renewed without making a donationthreatens to put Exit’s ambitious 2009 program ofWorkshops and other activities at risk. We stronglyurge all members to continue supporting Exit. Ifyou are experiencing financial hardship and wouldlike to donate in smaller amounts at set timesthroughout the year please call Amanda on 1300 103948 (EXIT) to discuss.TOWNSVILLE: Wednesday 18 Feb. Call Syd orEric on 07-4729-0275.MELBOURNE: Tuesday 24 Feb. For details callRob on 0423-305-788.BRISBANE: 10.00am, Saturday 28 Feb. Call Angelika on 0431-275-840.4.
ExitorialExit Goes to WoodfordFollowing his highly successful appearancesat Queensland’s Woodford Folk Festival in2007, Philip Nitschke was again invited toparticipate in the Folk Medicine stream of thisinternationally renowned festival in 2008.Happy New Year and welcome to an exciting 12months at Exit International. As many of you will beaware, 2008 was a year jam-packed with activity inwhich I spent very little time standing still. Not onlydid Exit run over 40 public meetings and workshopsbut the trial of Caren Jenning and Shirley Justin inSydney mid-year meant that I spent very little timein the Exit workshop and laboratory.Speaking at the Blue Lotus Tent, Philip gavetwo sessions to packed houses with manystanding outside the main tent, anxious to hearhis news and views on the Voluntary Euthanasia debate.As this newsletter goes to press all that has changed.This is because the first two months of 2009 havebeen set aside to enable the GC-MS equipment tobecome fully functioning. The custom-built Lab isnow complete, the plumbing is in the process of being installed and the equipment is being relocated. Iwould expect to have early results by April - May.Already, Philip’s appearances at Woodfordlook set to continue in 2009 with an invitationextended to him to speak again. To accommodate the marked increase in numbers attendingthese Exit presentations, Philip’s 2009 appearance is being scheduled for one of the mainconcert venues. Lets hope the weather is alittle cooler next time around.Apart from an early focus on our Research andDevelopment, 2009 begins with the IntelligenceSquared debate in Sydney where, with fellow VEsupporters Senator Bob Brown and Professor PeterBaume we will be debating (and hopefully winning)against the naysayers of Tony Abbott and FatherFrank Brennan on the issue of the legalisation ofVE. I invite all interested Exit members to comealong. These debates are known to book out earlyso be quick in getting your tickets or you may missout. For Exit members not able to get to Sydney, thedebates are podcast on ABC Radio National.Exit is very grateful to convenor DominiqueFinney for her kind invitation and to all thosewho make a visit to this Festival so enjoyable.One piece of sad news to come Exit’s way over theChristmas break was the death of Exit member,Professor Peter Karmel. Ironically, it was Professor Karmel’s office that I (along with fellow studentsocial activists) occupied back in 1969 during thatdecade’s marked period of political unrest. Peterwas Vice Chancellor of Flinders University and I aPhD student. He would be the first one to admit thathis decision to seek assistance from Exit in the finalweeks of his life certainly showed no hard feelings. Isend my condolences to his wife and family.Looking forward, Exit is this year planning a biggerbroader Community Education program of meetingsand workshops, hence our need for a Motorhome;to make life on the road less stressful, more productive and more enjoyable than endless motel rooms.Philip preparing his talk in the performers’ Green Room atWoodford Folk Festival2009 Exit Member SurveyAll Exit members are encouraged to participate in the Exit Member Survey enclosed withthis newsletter. Exit is unique among VEorganisations in that we survey you, our members, to ensure that what we do and how we doit is what you expect of us.Fiona and I are also looking forward to welcoming anew dog into our lives. Losing two dogs in the oneyear has taken its toll.Finally as this newsletter goes to press, the Australian Federal Government is busy trialing its mandatory Internet Filtering - the so-called ‘Clean Feed’.This is the latest and most offensive move by a government intent on ‘censoring death’. Watch the February edition of Deliverance when we bring you thebackground and a full update of this most invasiveand unwanted development.Space has meant the survey has been kept to 4pages (we would really have liked double that)but please use this opportunity to include extrapages with your thoughts and ideas. We hopeto collate the results in time for the March- April edition of Deliverance.5.
Exit StoreI want to join/ rejoin/ donate to Exit InternationalIn 2008 - 2009, the average payment to Exit is A 100-150.This includes an annual membership fee is 55 (inc gst).* The Peaceful Pill eHandbook (online video edition) (banned in Australia)- available at www.peacefulpill.com for US 75 (includes 24 months of updates)* The Peaceful Pill Handbook (print edition) (banned in Australia)- available from Exit International US Ltd, PO Box 300396, Waterford MI 48330 USA forUS 40 (includes postage worldwide) or from www.peacefulpill.com(Use this form to mail order the PPH from the US. Credit Card payments ONLY)* Killing Me Softly VE and the Road to the Peaceful PillA 37(by Drs Philip Nitschke & Fiona Stewart)(includes postageInternational orders, please email contact@exitinternational.netwithin Australia)* Between the Dying & the Dead - Dr Jack Kevorkian,A 50the Assisted Suicide Machine & the Battle to Legalise (includes postageEuthanasia (by Neal Nicol & Harry Wylie)worldwide)* Mademoiselle & the Doctor DVD(pal & NTSC formats)Contact DetailsA 35(includes postageworldwide)Donation OptionsFirst Name(s) . . I am payingLast Name . .on (today’s date).Address . . Visa .Postcode.Credit Card No . . eMail .Name on Card . . . Age.Signature . Telephone . .Expiry Date . ./. . .MastercardChequeAUD ONLYExit InternationalPO Box 37781 Darwin, Northern Territory 0821 Australia134 Ayr St, Doncaster, Victoria 3108 AustraliaMelbourne office 03 9850 8192Outside Australia 613 9850 8192Tel 1300 10 3948 (EXIT)Email: contact@exitinternational.netWeb: www.exitinternational.net6.
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