Experts see Canada's euthanasia laws as threat to disabled

Within a month, Nichols submitted a request to be euthanized and he was killed, despite concerns raised by his family and a nurse practitioner.

Canada is set to expand euthanasia access next year, but these advocates say the system warrants further scrutiny now. Canada’s initial 2016 euthanasia law granted the procedure for people aged 18 and over who met several conditions, including having a “grievous and irremediable” medical condition causing unbearable suffering, and whose death was reasonably foreseeable. Legislators later removed the restriction that death be imminent, a move that critics say removed a key safeguard.Article content

“The implication of Canada’s law is that a life with disability is automatically less worth living and that in some cases, death is preferable,” she said. Health authorities suggested Tagert move to an institution, but he refused, saying he would be too far from his young son.

Source: Healthcare Press (healthcarepress.net)

Canada, do you want to be known for being a culture of death? Abortion/ Euthanasia/ Suicide? I know I don’t! Tell political leaders to repeal laws supporting death, and start supporting families and Life!!

Young people holding historic debt. Old people holding valuable assets. Assisted suicide permitted for depression. What could go wrong?

No. The process has lots of checks and balances. What they don't like is disabled having the OPTION to check out. They imply disabled are less competent to make such decisions. That is the real insult.

Canada's government doesn't care. If they did, my nine neighbours, two friends and cousin would still be around instead of dead by coercion and I wouldn't be fighting brain inflammation from useless toxic garbage.

Almost as much of a threat as the vaccines.

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