Marjorie Bell squirts water into her mouth. Marjorie, a terminal cancer patient, struggles to die with dignity. She refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

Marjorie Bell, saves her energy for visitors.

Marjorie, a terminal cancer patient, struggles to die with dignity. She refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

Marjorie Bell, a terminal cancer patient, struggles to die with dignity. She refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

Marjorie Bell's daughter Michael keeps a vigil by her side and when it is over, the dog Tonka pays his last respects. Marjorie, a terminal cancer patient, struggles to die with dignity. She refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

Marjorie Bell, a terminal cancer patient, struggles to die with dignity. She refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

Marjorie Bell, a terminal cancer patient, struggles to die with dignity. She refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

Marjorie Bell shares a joke with nurse Ingrid Deiniger who coordinates her care, making sure her wishes are respected. Marjorie, a terminal cancer patient, struggles to die with dignity. She refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

The struggle of Marjorie Bell to die with dignity. A terminal cancer patient, she refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

The struggle of Marjorie Bell to die with dignity. A terminal cancer patient, she refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

The struggle of Marjorie Bell to die with dignity. A terminal cancer patient, she refused to have her life prolonged by artificial life-sustaining methods, preferring to stay at home where she could be in control.

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