Queenslanders for End of Life Legal Options
@q4eollo.fyi
We advocate for Qld & Aust law reform to: Improve access to Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD); Widen eligibility criteria for VAD; & Allow Telehealth for VAD. We also aim to provide resources to educate Australians about their legal end of life options.
To us, they just can't seem to do too much in the interests of the Aust people. Yes the people.
Even our vulnerable terminally ill are waiting for help with:
👉 Telehealth use decriminalised for VAD tasks
👉 Medicare coverage for VAD tasks
For the 2nd term this "serious issue" has been ignored.
Even our vulnerable terminally ill are waiting for help with:
👉 Telehealth use decriminalised for VAD tasks
👉 Medicare coverage for VAD tasks
For the 2nd term this "serious issue" has been ignored.
November 22, 2025 at 11:03 PM
To us, they just can't seem to do too much in the interests of the Aust people. Yes the people.
Even our vulnerable terminally ill are waiting for help with:
👉 Telehealth use decriminalised for VAD tasks
👉 Medicare coverage for VAD tasks
For the 2nd term this "serious issue" has been ignored.
Even our vulnerable terminally ill are waiting for help with:
👉 Telehealth use decriminalised for VAD tasks
👉 Medicare coverage for VAD tasks
For the 2nd term this "serious issue" has been ignored.
Truly wonderful sentiments.
Perhaps back in Australia we could work together for the benefit of our terminally ill?
They would like
👉 Telehealth use decriminalised for VAD tasks
👉 Medicare coverage for VAD tasks
How about it please?
Perhaps back in Australia we could work together for the benefit of our terminally ill?
They would like
👉 Telehealth use decriminalised for VAD tasks
👉 Medicare coverage for VAD tasks
How about it please?
November 22, 2025 at 10:54 PM
Truly wonderful sentiments.
Perhaps back in Australia we could work together for the benefit of our terminally ill?
They would like
👉 Telehealth use decriminalised for VAD tasks
👉 Medicare coverage for VAD tasks
How about it please?
Perhaps back in Australia we could work together for the benefit of our terminally ill?
They would like
👉 Telehealth use decriminalised for VAD tasks
👉 Medicare coverage for VAD tasks
How about it please?
Love your work. Very original. Thanks.
November 22, 2025 at 10:12 PM
Love your work. Very original. Thanks.
Yep.
We even started doing both together - long walks and audiobooks!! There's lots of audiobooks free from our local library here - via BorrowBox and Libby.
We even started doing both together - long walks and audiobooks!! There's lots of audiobooks free from our local library here - via BorrowBox and Libby.
November 22, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Yep.
We even started doing both together - long walks and audiobooks!! There's lots of audiobooks free from our local library here - via BorrowBox and Libby.
We even started doing both together - long walks and audiobooks!! There's lots of audiobooks free from our local library here - via BorrowBox and Libby.
Perhaps they should 🤣
I think the public should start thinking about the "why" of a bunch of unelected "nobility" dictating the final arbitration on laws passed by the Commons, and supported by the vast majority of the public.
At least here in Aust our house of review / senate is elected.
I think the public should start thinking about the "why" of a bunch of unelected "nobility" dictating the final arbitration on laws passed by the Commons, and supported by the vast majority of the public.
At least here in Aust our house of review / senate is elected.
November 22, 2025 at 9:57 PM
Perhaps they should 🤣
I think the public should start thinking about the "why" of a bunch of unelected "nobility" dictating the final arbitration on laws passed by the Commons, and supported by the vast majority of the public.
At least here in Aust our house of review / senate is elected.
I think the public should start thinking about the "why" of a bunch of unelected "nobility" dictating the final arbitration on laws passed by the Commons, and supported by the vast majority of the public.
At least here in Aust our house of review / senate is elected.
Reposted by Queenslanders for End of Life Legal Options
Over the first two debates, those opposed to the Bill have spoken for six hours! Meanwhile, supporters of the Bill (excluding the Bill sponsor) have spoken for less than an hour.
November 21, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Over the first two debates, those opposed to the Bill have spoken for six hours! Meanwhile, supporters of the Bill (excluding the Bill sponsor) have spoken for less than an hour.
The infinity symbol. ♾️
Long story....
Long story....
November 19, 2025 at 8:13 PM
The infinity symbol. ♾️
Long story....
Long story....