article_snippet.sent: Amber Phillips of Los Angeles Los Angeles expressed A daughter whose mother died from breast cancer support for the right to die law introduced in California on Tuesday that if passed next year will legalize physician assisted suicide for terminally ill patients. '
article_snippet.sent: Had her mother Connie Phillips had the choice to end her mother Connie Phillips own life her mother Connie Phillips might have been able to reclaim some of her mother Connie Phillips autonomy and dignity,' Amber Phillips of Los Angeles added.
article_snippet.sent: Amber Phillips of Los Angeles Amber Phillips of Los Angeles is not the only family member of a cancer victim who supports the right to die legislation.
article_snippet.sent: her mother has spoken out in support of helping terminal patients chose to die peacefully surrounded by loving family members.
article_snippet.sent: I do empathize with that concern,' Amber Phillips of Los Angeles told KPCC's . 'in my experience,' Amber Phillips of Los Angeles says, 'I've only seen it play out in such a way that people are not given the choice to end people suffering...
article_snippet.sent: Amber told Dailymail.com that the choice to live or die is a heartbreaking one, but one that belongs to every terminally ill individual.
highlights_snippet.sent: Amber Phillips of Los Angeles expressed Amber Phillips of Los Angeles support for the right to die law introduced in California on Tuesday .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: 'Had Amber Phillips of Los Angeles had the choice to end Amber Phillips of Los Angeles own life Amber Phillips of Los Angeles might have been able to reclaim some of Amber Phillips of Los Angeles autonomy and dignity,' Amber Phillips of Los Angeles told Dailymail.com . 