A Seaside mortician uses modern technology and a big heart to make funerals the ultimate going-away party. Medical Aid-in-Dying is about to become the law; here’s what one prominent local doc thinks it will mean.
Ellen Broaddus is living her dream as a mortician, and bringing funerals into modern times.
Local physicians are starting to discuss what the medical aid-in-dying law means to them, and the patients who ask for it.
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