A Los Angeles couple recently died on the same day thanks to medical aid and the help of their daughter in Washington. The woman had previously advocated for her parents’ right to die. However, discussing the situation, she also described what happened as a “painful paradox.”
Things Took A Turn For The Couple Back In 2018 After A Diagnosis
Corinne Gregory Sharpe, a private chef from Port Ludlow, Washington, always had a strong bond with her parents, Eva and Druse Neumann. The two lived in Los Angeles, California, for years. After retiring, they then moved to Washington to be closer to their family.
Back in 2021, Corinne helped her parents say goodbye to this world, dying on the same day, with the help of medical aid. Four years after their deaths, she has touched on their journey.
As noted by People, Corinne described the story as a “painful paradox.” Reportedly, despite an active lifestyle, Eva had a long history of heart-related issues. In 2018, she was diagnosed with aortic stenosis, in which blood flow to the heart becomes obstructed.
In time, Eva shared what was going on with her daughter. Corinne shared, “She sat me down in a restaurant and it sort of felt like a mom sitting the daughter down to tell her that Santa isn’t real. But instead she told me something that was terribly real. The doctors basically gave her 18 months, maybe two years to live without a pretty invasive surgery.”…