Did you ever think of suicide as being romantic or glamorous? In September, as we observe Suicide Prevention Awareness Month it’s important to remember that young adults with impressionable minds might be persuaded to. Read more >>
Continue Reading → The danger of glamorizing suicide
The Society for Old Age Rational Suicide (SOARS) has rebranded itself as My Death, My Decision. Suicide is a word that nearly all campaigners avid as it carries negative connotations.
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After the shocking news that Elizabeth Wettlaufer, an Ontario nurse, was responsible for 8 deaths in care homes, the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition is calling for an investigation into every care home in Canada.
Continue Reading → EPC demands in-depth investigation into murders at care homes in Canada
There is a disturbing link between depression and death in older, frail patients who’ve had heart valves replaced, according to an international Montreal-based study.
Continue Reading → Depression is deadly for elderly after heart valve surgery: Montreal study
Bill C-14, which sets out the legal framework for decriminalized euthanasia, satisfies no one. Some feel it is too restrictive. Others of us continue to have serious concerns about its implications. We will all be vulnerable at some time in our lives and this legislation does not and cannot protect us.
Continue Reading → Protecting patients in the shadows of euthanasia