Write an article using the following points:

Dan Diaz, widower of Brittany Maynard, is campaigning for Right To Die.
He tells Oprah in interview on Sunday of moment she passed away.
Seven loved-ones told a memory each then she drank the lethal medicine.
Brittany Maynard's widower has described their final moments together in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Dan Diaz was lying in the bed beside his 29-year-old wife when she drank medication to end her life last month. Having been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer just six months before, Maynard became the face of America's Right To Die campaign after moving from California to Oregon and setting a date for her own death. Now, her widower is continuing that battle calling for all states to approve legislation that supports life-ending options for people with terminal illnesses. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO. 'It was peaceful and loving': Dan Diaz has spoken to Oprah about his final moments with Brittany Maynard. Passed away: Diaz's wife controversially chose to end her life with lethal medication last month. Campaign: Maynard documented her final six months and fought for relaxed laws on the right to die. Launching his campaign, Diaz met with Oprah and explained how Maynard chose seven of her closest friends and relatives - and their dogs Bella and Charlie - to stand around the bed in her final moments. 'The mood in the house was very peaceful, very loving,' he said in an interview that will be screened on Sunday. Glassy-eyed, he said each person recited a memory to her before she said her own goodbyes. 'She actually wrote on Facebook a message to her friends and said "I love you" to everyone, to me. 'The medication, we brought it in. She was ready.' Love: The couple married in California but later moved to Oregon where Maynard could end her life. Memories: Diaz said Maynard got seven friends and relatives to each tell her a memory. Diaz is continuing the campaign that Maynard started as he lobbies for new legislation. Maynard's two dogs were in the bed with them when she drank the lethal medicine, Diaz said. Then, she drank the lethal cocktail prescribed by her doctor. 'Within five minutes, she fell asleep. It was very peaceful.' It comes after Debbie Ziegler, Brittany Maynard's mom, wrote an article for DailyMail.com describing the moment she watched her only daughter die. 'Brittany, my beautiful, brave girl, had passed away purposefully and peacefully just as she planned. Death had been kind, graceful even, and spared Brittany a great deal of physical pain and mental anguish. 'It was a good death.' A mother's tears: Debbie Ziegler, Maynard's mother, is also campaigning to change laws. Joining Diaz in the campaign for euthanasia, she added: 'But what does a good death look like in America: the land of death phobia? Americans do not like to talk about death. Some say a good death is a natural death, but they often mean dying “in their sleep.” 'Modern medicine has made death seem like a medical failure instead of the natural end of life. The death of a 29-year-old is unthinkable. All of life looms ahead, full of promise. 'We found ourselves as a family: choosing between no more treatment and death – or a treatment plan that felt like torture and then death anyway only a few months later.' Oregon voters approved the Death with Dignity Act in 1994, but opponents persuaded a federal judge to issue an injunction temporarily blocking the law. Voters in November 1997 overwhelmingly reaffirmed the nation's first aid-in-dying law and it's been in place ever since. According to state statistics compiled through Dec. 31, 2013:. — People who have used the law since late 1997: 752 (396 men, 356 women) — People younger than 35 who have used the law: 6. — Median age of the deceased: 71. — Percentage of the deceased who were white: 97. — Percentage who had at least some college: 72. — Percentage of patients who informed relatives of their decision: 94. — Percentage of patients who died at a home: 95 percent. — Median minutes between ingestion of lethal drug and unconsciousness: 5. — Median minutes between ingestion and death: 25. — Number of terminally ill people who have moved to Oregon to die: unknown.
Skriv en artikel som använder följande punkter: Dan Diaz, änkling av Bretagne Maynard, kämpar för Right To Die. Han berättar för Oprah i intervju på söndagsögonblicket att hon avled. Sju nära och kära berättade ett minne var och en av dem drack hon den dödliga medicinen.
Write an article using the following points: Dan Diaz, widower of Brittany Maynard, fights for Right To Die. He tells Oprah in interview on Sunday moment that she died. Seven loved ones told each of them a memory, she drank the deadly medicine.
Brittany Maynards änkling har beskrivit sina sista stunder tillsammans i en intervju med Oprah Winfrey. Dan Diaz låg i sängen bredvid sin 29-åriga fru när hon drack medicin för att avsluta sitt liv förra månaden. Efter att ha fått diagnosen dödlig hjärncancer bara sex månader tidigare blev Maynard ansiktet utåt för USA:s kampanj Right To Die efter att ha flyttat från Kalifornien till Oregon och satt ett datum för sin egen död. Hennes änkling fortsätter striden och kräver att alla stater ska godkänna lagstiftning som stöder livets slutalternativ för människor med dödliga sjukdomar. Sjung ner för Video. 'Det var fridfullt och kärleksfullt': Dan Diaz har talat med Oprah om sina sista stunder med Bretagne Maynard. Diaz fru valde att avsluta sitt liv med dödlig medicin förra månaden. Kampanj: Maynard dokumenterade sitt sista halvår och kämpade för avslappnade lagar om rätten att dö. Diaz inledde sin kampanj och träffade Oprah och förklarade hur Maynard valde sju av sina närmaste vänner och släktingar - och deras hundar Bella och Charlie - att stå runt sängen i sina sista stunder. "Studsen i huset var mycket fredlig, mycket kärleksfull", sade han i en intervju som kommer att visas på söndag. Glasögonögd sa han att varje person reciterade ett minne för henne innan hon sa sina egna farväl. 'Hon skrev faktiskt på Facebook ett meddelande till sina vänner och sa "Jag älskar dig" till alla, till mig. Medicinen, vi tog in den. Hon var redo.' Love: Paret gifte sig i Kalifornien men flyttade senare till Oregon där Maynard kunde avsluta sitt liv. Minnen: Diaz sade att Maynard fick sju vänner och släktingar att var och en berätta ett minne för henne. Diaz fortsätter kampanjen som Maynard startade när han lobbade för ny lagstiftning. Maynards två hundar låg i sängen med dem när hon drack den dödliga medicinen, sa Diaz. Sedan drack hon den dödliga cocktail som läkaren ordinerade. Inom fem minuter somnade hon. Det var mycket fridfullt.' Det kommer efter att Debbie Ziegler, Brittany Maynards mamma, skrivit en artikel för DailyMail.com som beskriver det ögonblick då hon såg sin enda dotter dö. "Brittany, min vackra, modiga flicka, hade gått bort målmedvetet och fredligt precis som hon planerade. Döden hade varit vänlig, behagfull även och besparat Bretagne en hel del fysisk smärta och mental ångest. Det var en bra död. En mors tårar: Debbie Ziegler, Maynards mor, kämpar också för att ändra lagar. Hon anslöt sig till Diaz i kampanjen för dödshjälp och tillade: "Men hur ser en bra död ut i Amerika: dödsfobins land? Amerikaner gillar inte att prata om döden. En del säger att en god död är en naturlig död, men de menar ofta att dö ”i sömnen”. ”Modern medicin har fått döden att verka som ett medicinskt misslyckande i stället för det naturliga slutet på livet. En 29-årings död är otänkbar. Allt liv väntar, fullt av löften. "Vi fann oss själva som en familj: att välja mellan ingen behandling och död – eller en behandlingsplan som kändes som tortyr och sedan död i alla fall bara några månader senare." Oregonväljare godkände Death with Dignity Act 1994, men motståndare övertalade en federal domare att utfärda ett föreläggande som tillfälligt blockerade lagen. Väljare i november 1997 bekräftade överväldigande landets första hjälpen-i-döende lag och det har funnits på plats sedan dess. Enligt statlig statistik som sammanställts genom 31 december 2013:. — Personer som har använt lagen sedan slutet av 1997: 752 (396 män, 356 kvinnor) — Personer under 35 år som har använt lagen: 6. — Den avlidnes medianålder: 71 år. — Andel av de avlidna som var vita: 97. — Andel som hade åtminstone någon högskola: 72. — Andel patienter som informerat anhöriga om sitt beslut: 94. — Andelen patienter som dog i ett hem: 95 procent. — Medianminuter mellan intag av dödligt läkemedel och medvetslöshet: 5. — Medianminuter mellan intag och död: 25. — Antal dödssjuka som flyttat till Oregon för att dö: okänd.
Brittany Maynard's widower has described his last moments together in an interview with Oprah Winfrey. Dan Diaz was lying in bed next to her 29-year-old wife when she drank medicine to end her life last month. After being diagnosed with fatal brain cancer just six months earlier, Maynard became the face of the U.S. Right To Die campaign after moving from California to Oregon and setting a date for his own death. Her widower continues the battle and demands that all states approve legislation that supports the final option of life for people with deadly diseases. Sing down for Video. 'It was peaceful and loving': Dan Diaz has spoken to Oprah about his last moments with Brittany Maynard. Diaz's wife chose to end her life with lethal medicine last month. Campaign: Maynard documented his last six months and fought for relaxed laws about the right to die. Diaz began his campaign and met Oprah and explained how Maynard chose seven of his closest friends and relatives - and their dogs Bella and Charlie - to stand around the bed in his last moments. "The bounce of the house was very peaceful, very loving," he said in an interview that will appear on Sunday. Glass eyes he said that each person recited a memory to her before saying her own farewells. 'She actually wrote on Facebook a message to her friends saying 'I love you' to everyone, to me. The medicine, we brought it in. She was ready.' Love: The couple married in California but later moved to Oregon where Maynard could end his life. Memories: Diaz said Maynard had seven friends and relatives to each tell her a memory. Diaz continues the campaign that Maynard started when he lobbied for new legislation. Maynard's two dogs lay in bed with them when she drank the deadly medicine, Diaz said. Then she drank the deadly cocktail prescribed by the doctor. Within five minutes, she fell asleep. It was very peaceful.' It comes after Debbie Ziegler, Brittany Maynard's mother, wrote an article for DailyMail.com describing the moment when she saw her only daughter die. "Brittany, my beautiful, brave girl, had passed away purposefully and peacefully just as she planned. Death had been kind, graceful even and spared Brittany a lot of physical pain and mental anxiety. It was a good death. A Mother's Tears: Debbie Ziegler, Maynard's mother, is also struggling to change laws. She joined Diaz in the euthanasia campaign and added, "But what does a good death look like in America: the land of death phobia? Americans don't like talking about death. Some say that a good death is a natural death, but they often mean to die “in sleep”. “Modern medicine has made death seem like a medical failure instead of the natural end of life. The death of a 29-year-old is unthinkable. All life awaits, full of promises. "We found ourselves as a family: choosing between no treatment and death – or a treatment plan that felt like torture and then death anyway just a few months later." Oregon voters approved the Death with Dignity Act in 1994, but opponents persuaded a federal judge to issue an injunction temporarily blocking the law. Voters in November 1997 overwhelmingly confirmed the country's first aid-in-die team and it has been in place ever since. According to state statistics compiled through December 31, 2013:. — persons who have used the law since the end of 1997: 752 (396 men, 356 women) — persons under the age of 35 who have used the law: 6. — the median age of the deceased: 71 years; — percentage of white deaths: 97, — Percentage of students with at least one higher education institution: 72. — Percentage of patients who informed relatives of their decision: 94. — Percentage of patients who died in a home: 95%. — Median minutes between ingestion of lethal drug and unconsciousness: 5. — Median minutes between ingestion and death: 25. — number of terminally ill persons who have moved to Oregon to die: unknown;