One notorious doctor admits to having an urgent need for sex after euthanasia.

Alex Schadenberg
Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition

Dr Ellen Wiebe may be the most notorious Canadian euthanasia doctor (Link to articles on Dr Wiebe) but she is not the only notorious euthanasia doctor.

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Dr Philip Nitschke, also known as Australia's Dr Death, has built a business that promotes euthanasia and assisted suicide and sells items related to killing.

Nitschke recently carried out the first Sarco pod assisted suicide death in Switzerland that even the Swiss government had problems with.

Margaret Simons reported in August 2013 in the Sydney Morning Herald that in his autobiography, Damned If I Do, Nitschke wrote that:

"After performing my role in those deaths, I had an urgent and pressing need for sex," he wrote. He was having an affair with a journalist and the sex, he says, was "frantic and sometimes desperate".

Simons, who interviewed Nitschke about his autobiography was further reported that:

Nitschke says the partners of the dead sometimes have the same feelings. Why be so frank when it will doubtless be used against him? "I haven't seen anyone else even mention it, and I thought it was worth mentioning."

Simons then reports Nitschke as stating:

Leaving the houses in which he had presided over a death, he says he felt sadness and a heavy sense of responsibility. Then he would look into the sunlight. "There was this immense feeling of being alive. And then taking a deep breath ... and almost immediately, this sexual urge. It was a way I could demonstrate to myself that I was alive. It wasn't me that was dead."

Nitschke promises to bring his Sarco suicide pod to Britain and Scotland if they legalize assisted suicide.

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