This will come as no surprise…
Canada legalized euthanasia in 2016 through their Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program. There were 13,241 MAID deaths reported in Canada in 2022, a thirty percent increase from 2021.
If you thought socialized medicine was bad before legalized euthanasia, take a look at what patients in Canada now have to deal with:
Canadians living with agonizing pain slam the ‘unintelligible’ double standard that leaves them to suffer
From The Daily Mail:
“Canada has long faced criticism for its ultra-permissive euthanasia system, with 4.1 percent of all deaths aided by doctors.
Now, it faces fresh outrage from woefully sick people who say it’s easier to get lethal injections than it is to access the ‘medicine’ they need.
In two bombshell moments this month, sufferers of cognitive problems said they’d struggled to get the ‘magic mushroom’ cures that ease their suffering.
Meanwhile, they bemoaned how euthanasia is only getting easier to access.
Noted veteran Kelsi Sheren went public with a call for easier access to plant therapies for traumatized ex-combatants. ‘Why is it that we can access death care, but we can’t access a genuine treatment that can help us become a functioning healthy, taxpaying part of society?’ said Sheren.
Sheren is CEO of Brass and Unity, a jewelry firm that works to fight high suicide rates among veterans.
Sheren had to hire lawyers, stump up cash and wait months to get the treatment she needed under a special program, she said. All the while, fellow veterans like her were offered MAiD as a way to end their suffering, she adds.
Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program has gone off the rails, she says. ‘We have a predatory behavior of telling individuals that they can’t heal, they can’t get better, and the solution to their problems is death,’ she told True North.
Veterans frequently complain about the shortcomings of state care, which typically involves talk therapy to help ‘wounded warrior’ PTSD sufferers, as well as drugs to fight anxiety and depression.
Restrictions on the drugs are increasingly called into question in a country where assisted suicides become routine.
“It is crazy that people who served our country are being offered death rather than treatment to live,” said Alex Schadenberg, from the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition.”
It’s best to stay healthy as long as you can. Between socialized medicine and the “wokeness” infecting healthcare professionals and institutions, no one is going to have the best interest in your health.
DCG