Supporters of California's "right to die" law say they are relieved following a decision by a state appeals court to reinstate the law for now.
In an interview airing Sunday on 'Oprah: Where Are They Now,' Brittany Maynard's widower Dan Diaz tells the world that he is keeping his promise to his wife to help pass right-to-die legislation, and that it has helped him cope with his loss.
A cancer patient and five doctors filed a lawsuit in San Francisco on Wednesday against the state of California.
A group of New York doctors and patients is continuing the death with dignity push publicized by Brittany Maynard, who lived in the East Bay.
The family of Brittany Maynard, the terminally ill Bay Area resident who moved to Oregon so she could legally end her life, stood side-by-side with lawmakers to promote right-to-die legislation in California.
Brittany Maynard went to school and lived in the Bay Area before moving to Oregon so she could "die with dignity" on Saturday.