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Rabbi Romain’s arguments may be heartfelt but they affect patients who are terminally ill
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Speaking on 'Let's Talk: The JC Podcast', the Maidenhead Synagogue rabbi said there is 'nothing holy about agony'
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By Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain
In my work as a congregational rabbi I see people die in pain, needlessly
Rabbi Romain supports greater choice for the terminally ill
By Gaby Wine
