A spinal injury at 17 didn’t stop Claire Freeman achieving her dreams of completing a design degree Masters and now PhD in the Powerchair.
Continue Reading → Overcoming a spinal cord injury: Claire’s story:
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2018
A spinal injury at 17 didn’t stop Claire Freeman achieving her dreams of completing a design degree Masters and now PhD in the Powerchair.
Continue Reading → Overcoming a spinal cord injury: Claire’s story:
Article by Aubert Martin on the alarming lack of safeguards and oversight on assisted suicide in Quebec.
Continue Reading → Two years of euthanasia in Quebec: the facts
A medical ethicist has resigned from a Dutch regional assessment committee for euthanasia over a law which allows non-consenting demented patients to be euthanised. For ten years Berna van Baarsen helped to assess whether euthanasia had been performed in accordance with the law in the North Holland region.
Continue Reading → Dissent in Dutch euthanasia bureaucracy:
One of the greatest dangers that Australians now face is making the elderly feel as if they are a burden on society.
Continue Reading → Euthanasia and elder abuse: