She was abused when she was a baby and the judge approved her euthanasia to end the suffering.

Although cases of euthanasia have been reported in a clinic, there would have been a suicide, When the young woman stops feeding with permission and under the tutelage of her parents.

Before she died, Noa wrote an autobiography titled "Earn or Learn" about her battles with mental illness after being raped at a very young age. He said that he wanted his book to help vulnerable young people who are fighting for life. One day before her death, Noa made her decision public on social networks.

"I was thinking for a moment whether or not I should share this, but I decided to do it anyway. This may surprise some, given my hospitalization literature, but my plan is not impulsive. After years of fighting, I am exhausted. I stopped drinking and eating for a while and, after many discussions and evaluations, I decided to give up because my suffering was unbearable."he wrote.

"Love is letting go, in this case", she published and asked her Instagram subscribers and friends friends not to try to convince her otherwise.

Euthanasia law in the Netherlands

The Netherlands was the first European country to legalize euthanasia. The law came into force in April 2002, although this practice has been tolerated since 1993.

The direct and effective intervention of the physician to cause the death of a patient with an irreversible or terminal illness and suffering from unbearable suffering is considered legal.

The requirements are very strict: the patient must reside in the Netherlands. The request for euthanasia or badisted suicide must be reiterated, voluntary and the product of reflection.

Suffering must be intolerable and without prospects for improvement. The patient must have been informed of the situation and the prognosis. The doctor who will apply euthanasia is obliged to consult the case with a partner (or two if the suffering is psychological), who must issue the corresponding report.

Requests for euthanasia can be made by minors, in some cases with the consent of the parents (between 12 and 16 inclusive) and without consent, while participating in the final decision (between 16 and 17 years).