Posted on Oct 14, 2019
Canada Euthanizes 2,149 Patients During the First Year of Legalized Assisted Suicide
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This is for all who dream of transplanting a national health care system - such as is found in Canada, England, France, et al - to America. Not trying to convince you of anything. Simply explaining why some of us resist your desires. BTW, those I correspond with in Britain tell me that they don't call it euthanasia there. When they decide your life isn't worth saving, you're given pain killers and told to go home and die, naturally.
Canada Euthanizes 2,149 Patients During the First Year of Legalized Assisted Suicide
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I worked for Canadians and visited their fair country in the winter. This is totally understandable.
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In November I was contacted by a man who stated that his Aunt, who died by euthanasia, may only have had a bladder infection.
No Thanks, Canada.
Source:
https://www.lifenews.com/2017/10/09/canada-euthanizes-1982-patients-during-the-first-year-of-legalized-assisted-suicide/
No Thanks, Canada.
Source:
https://www.lifenews.com/2017/10/09/canada-euthanizes-1982-patients-during-the-first-year-of-legalized-assisted-suicide/
Canada Euthanizes 2,149 Patients During the First Year of Legalized Assisted Suicide
The data from Health Canada's2nd Interim Report on assisted dyingstates that there were 1982 reported assisted deaths (1977 reported euthanasia deaths and 5
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