It Was Too Easy for Eileen Mihich to Kill Herself
The Atlantic Ideas • 2/4/2026 – 2/5/2026
Summary
Eileen Mihich's case raises concerns regarding the ease with which she was able to end her life. This situation is troubling for both advocates and opponents of medically assisted suicide.
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