Court 'will decide my future', says partner of terminally ill woman

The partner of a terminally ill woman who lost a legal challenge in the Irish courts over her right to die has said he is prepared to do whatever she wants.

Court 'will decide my future', says partner of terminally ill woman

The partner of a terminally ill woman who lost a legal challenge in the Irish courts over her right to die has said that he is prepared to do whatever she wants.

Multiple sclerosis sufferer Marie Fleming, who was too ill to attend today’s Supreme Court hearing in Dublin, was told that there could be no grounds under Irish law that would allow her to be assisted to end her life.

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