Two Latin American countries have legalized euthanasia, Colombia and Ecuador, after constitutional court decisions.

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"He knew how close he was to not making it out, and his love, joy and gratitude can be felt," Courtney Tillia told Newsweek.

Euthanasia is currently legal for adults in seven countries — Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Spain — plus several states in Australia.