Fatal Flaws - Successful Ottawa Screening

Alex Schadenberg
Executive Director - Euthanasia Prevention Coalition.

The Premiere Screening on May 8 in Ottawa of the film - Fatal Flaws was a tremendous success. More than 100 people attended the screening and most of the attendees stayed for the Round Table discussion that followed the film.

The Euthanasia Prevention Coalition urges all of our supporters to organize a screening of Fatal Flaws in their community. Simply order a copy of the film Fatal Flaws and the Fatal Flaws pamphlets and promote the event. Speakers may be available upon request.

• Fatal Flaws: A film that chronicles the march of euthanasia.
• Order the film - Fatal Flaws or the Fatal Flaws pamphlets (Link).

Many attendees had seen the youtube video's promoting Fatal Flaws featuring the stories of Candice Lewis, a woman with disabilities in Newfoundland, who was pressured by doctors to ask for euthanasia, and Margreet from the Netherlands, whose mother died by euthanasia without consent.

The audience were also moved by Helen's story, in the Netherlands, who saved her mom from euthanasia by pushing for a second opinion. People asked Helen why are you bothering, she's 94, Helen replied: 

It's my mom, don't take her away from me.

Nancy Elliott

The audience were also affected by the stories of love from Nancy Elliott and Dr Bill Toffler. 

Nancy began to oppose assisted suicide as a three-term New Hampshire representative. The legislature of debating the legalization of assisted suicide while Nancy was also caring for her very ill husband. Nancy said:

It was pretty clear that the legislation was clearly aimed at people like my husband, who, in their opinion, shouldn't be living.

Nancy Elliott is the Chair of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition - USA.

Dr Toffler spoke about the death of his wife. He states:

If taking a massive overdose of medication to kill yourself is dignified, then what does it say for the majority of people who die naturally, like my wife, at home, peacefully with family surrounding her. She didn't take an overdose so that's not dignified?

All prices for the DVD and pamphlets include taxes and shipping: All orders can be made online (Link).

• DVD: $40 each, 3 for $100, or Pamphlets: $40 for 100, 300 for $100.

Further Discounts: All orders can be made online (Link).

• 1 DVD + 100 pamphlets for $75,
• With any Fatal Flaws order, get The Euthanasia Deception documentary for $20.

Further bulk orders are available upon request.

Order the Fatal Flaws DVD with companion pamphlets online, email: info@epcc.ca or call EPC at: 1-877-439-3348.

The Fatal Flaws Film will change the way the culture views assisted death.

• Fatal Flaws - Premiere Screening May 8 in Ottawa.
• Fatal Flaws - She was euthanized without consent in the Netherlands.
• Fatal Flaws - Lessons from Canada. Don't legalize assisted suicide.