Life is precious, but it is also important to think about its end, even when it seems far away. However, it appears essential to prepare for this inevitable moment and to consider the departure with dignity. This is where "Mäi Wëllen, Mäi Wee" comes into play. Founded in Luxembourg in 1988, this association has set itself the objective of promoting the right to die with dignity.
Why anticipate the end of life? Life is full of uncertainties, but we have the power to plan our future, even when it comes to our passing. Anticipating our end of life allows us to take control of our choices and put the odds on our side so that our wishes are respected, even when we are no longer able to express them. Writing our end-of-life provisions, such as an end-of-life will or an advance directive, helps define our wishes regarding medical treatments, therapeutic obstinacy, and other crucial decisions. It offers the possibility of asking for euthanasia if one day we find ourselves in a permanent coma.
"Mäi Wëllen, Mäi Wee" is a major player in promoting the Right to Die with Dignity. Founded by a group of committed citizens, this association strives to raise public awareness of end-of-life issues and to promote open discussions on this often taboo topic. The association also provides, free of charge, legal and medical information to interested persons through its Listening and Support Service (S.E.A.), in order to assist them in crafting their end-of-life provisions in a well-informed manner.
It is essential to write our end-of-life provisions while we are healthy and able to make thoughtful decisions. By clearly expressing our wishes, we can avoid ambiguity and relieve our loved ones of the responsibility of making difficult decisions at already painful times. These provisions also ensure that our dignity and autonomy are preserved throughout.
Writing end-of-life provisions may seem complex, but the association "Mäi Wëllen, Mäi Wee" is there to help you. Their staff can provide valuable information and advice to guide people wishing to write their end-of-life wishes. By taking the time to reflect on our personal values, beliefs, and wishes, we can craft provisions that truly reflect our desires and beliefs.
For more information, visit our website at www.mwmw.lu or call us on +352 26 59 0 82 61.
Our Listening and Support Service (S.E.A.) is available by appointment at 1b, rue Thomas Edison in Strassen (4th floor) and we can also arrange home visits for those who are unable to move.
You can also find the association on Facebook and Instagram.
