Talk:Philip Nitschke

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[edit] Nancy Crick

I modified the Nancy Crick section based on the information from the article. Neither is properly sourced but the story in the Nancy Crick article sounds more believable to me. Nitschke may have suggested her bowel cancer is back but I'm somewhat doubtful her offered her a professional diagnosis. Indeed for all we know he may have suggested she confirm his suspicions with her doctors first. Unless better references are offered which suggest he gave her a professional diagnosis that her bowel cancer was back, it's better to leave it as is IMHO. Nil Einne 13:09, 2 June 2007 (UTC)