Canadian death doctors and nurse practitioners who euthanize the sick, disabled, and mentally ill–soon perhaps, also those with Alzheimer’s–are actively embracing the very lethal act Hippocratic doctors forswore for the protection of vulnerable patients.
Continue Reading → Canadian Medical Killers Form Trade Association
With the passage of Bill C-14 last year, medically assisted death, or assisted suicide, has become a reality for physically ill patients with intolerable suffering and for whom death is “reasonably foreseeable.”
Continue Reading → Opinion: Treatment, not assisted death, for mentally ill people
If someone is at the end of his life and his last dying wish is to have assistance with suicide rather than continue “waiting” for life to naturally end, shouldn’t we give it to him? There are, however, a number of issues that emerge in response to this very question.
Continue Reading → Assisted Suicide in Select Cases? by Stephanie Gray
Autonomy has become a slogan justifying almost everything. And like most slogans, it is almost meaningless.
Continue Reading → Autonomy: what a useless idea!
Assisted suicide activists say those with mental illness are being denied the right to die with dignity just as elderly ALS patients were before the Supreme Court struck down the ban on physician-assisted death in 2015. But this idea that suicide is dignified and painless is a dangerous one. Take it from someone who tried and failed.
Continue Reading → Commentary: Assisted suicide is an affront to mental illness, not a cure for it