 Within two hours, she would drink a fatal dose of medications prescribed under California's death with dignity law, which allows some terminally ill patients to request drugs to end their lives. The option had given her profound comfort in her final weeks, as had knowing that in the end she'd have Jack Bar-Sagyan, the registered nurse who managed her hospice care, and Jill Shock, a death doula at either side of her bed. A death doula. My God. Now,