The family of British riding star Caroline March have shared a final letter from the star revealing she chose to end her life aged 31 using assisted suicide following a horror spinal cord injury.
Ms March, whose death was announced on Saturday, started her letter by saying: "Where to even start writing this."Ideally I'd like to say nothing at all, because at the end of the day the people who I care about know but of course everyone will have an opinion which they'll feel a need to say.She continued: "I've never understood society's obsession with longevity and the need to live for as long as possible.
"My utmost respect for anyone who hasn't only made a life after injury, but those that have flourished."She went on: "All I ever wanted was a family and I'd have given up everything in an instant for one. Two/three little sprogs running round the family farm having inherited my feral ways."I really wanted to be a young mum and I'd have been a f****** good one.
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