Aubert Martin explains that in legalizing euthanasia, society has crowned the splendor of individualism in balancing the weight of two pains: the suffering of an individual versus the suffering of their relatives. They have decreed that the suffering of relatives should not be considered in calculating the benefit of euthanasia. Read more >>
Continue reading Euthanasia releases me but betrays my loved onesHealth Minister Gaétan Barrette’s insistence that the McGill University Health Centre redirect patients closer to where they live rather than treating them at the MUHC risks violating the Quebec Health and Social Services Act, two legal experts charged Tuesday.
Continue reading Redirecting patients to other hospitals is ‘probably illegal’: expertsRead Dr. Catherine Ferrier’s response to an article discussing the euthanasia of Richard Brown; the “death he wanted.” Read more >>
Continue reading Letters: Alternative to deathPeople who think differently are not even to be allowed into medical school.
Continue reading Euthanasia tyranny expands in CanadaNOTE: The original article was published in French in the Huffintgon Post on September 29, 2016 (read original article here >>).
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Recently, a lady told me that she had just lost her brother who died suddenly, three days after a fall on the sidewalk. Unfortunately, the circumstances of his death leave some doubt as to the exact cause of death. Is it due to his cancer, discovered a few days earlier? Is it related to his psychiatric problems? Is ...
Continue reading When the suffering of one becomes the misery of others