Alex Schadenberg
Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition
Do not ask me about euthanasia. I am not interested.
Executive Director, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition
Do not ask me about euthanasia. I am not interested.
I was contacted by a woman who called us on behalf of her elderly Aunt who was receiving treatment in a hospital in London Ontario.
The Aunt wanted to know if there was anything that could be done to stop the MAiD team from asking her if she wanted MAiD.
The woman told me that her Aunt was asked, if she wanted euthanasia twice, in a pretty persuasive manner, and she said NO.
The woman told me that her Aunt was very upset because the person in the bed next to her was sold euthanasia at the bedside. Her Aunt told her that the MAiD team sold euthanasia as a beautiful death and made the person in the bed next to her, who was not asking for euthanasia, fear that she would otherwise have a terrible death.
The Aunt was concerned that the MAiD team might do the same to her, when she was going through a difficult time.
I told the woman to order the Life Protecting Power of Attorney for Personal Care for her Aunt.
The clear language in the EPC Life Protecting Power of Attorney for Personal Care is designed to protect her life.
The Aunt wanted to know if there was anything that could be done to stop the MAiD team from asking her if she wanted MAiD.
The woman told me that her Aunt was asked, if she wanted euthanasia twice, in a pretty persuasive manner, and she said NO.
The woman told me that her Aunt was very upset because the person in the bed next to her was sold euthanasia at the bedside. Her Aunt told her that the MAiD team sold euthanasia as a beautiful death and made the person in the bed next to her, who was not asking for euthanasia, fear that she would otherwise have a terrible death.
The Aunt was concerned that the MAiD team might do the same to her, when she was going through a difficult time.
I told the woman to order the Life Protecting Power of Attorney for Personal Care for her Aunt.
The clear language in the EPC Life Protecting Power of Attorney for Personal Care is designed to protect her life.
EPC sells the Life Protecting Power of Attorney for Personal Care for $10 + taxes. Order the Life Protecting Power of Attorney (Order Link) or call EPC at: 1-877-439-3348 or info@epcc.ca
I asked if they wanted our new Do not ask me about euthanasia. I am not interested card.
I asked if they wanted our new Do not ask me about euthanasia. I am not interested card.
EPC will send this card with any donation amount (Donation Link) or by emailing us at info@epcc.ca.
EPC will also send you the Do Not Kill Me. I oppose euthanasia and assisted suicide card upon request. Just email us at: info@epcc.ca.
MAiD teams are selling euthanasia at the bedside. This is a form of coercion.
Euthanasia is medical homicide.



I thought it was illegal to suggest MAiD to a patient in hospital or a resident in long term care unless that person requested information ?
ReplyDeleteExploiting the most vulnerable. This just gets worse and worse.
ReplyDeleteThat is scarry thought that they prey on people at vulnerable times. Highly unethical and there should be a legal mechanism to prevent this kind of coercion that could be labelled life threatening harassment if there is repeated attempts.
ReplyDeleteIt has never been illegal to suggest euthanasia to a patient in a hospital or long term care residence. In fact, the opposite is happening as the death lobby believe that they need to sell euthanasia because you have a "right to know."
ReplyDeleteThat Is Disgusting To Prey On People At Vulnerable Times And Definitely Agreed That It Is Highly Unethical, These Death Lobby Killers NEED TO STOP, AND THEY HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW THAT THEY ARE ABUSIVE, HARASSING, AND Government HAS A RIGHT TO KNOW THEY NEED TO STOP ALLOWING THIS BECAUSE IT IS WRONG AND GROSS TO BE EXPLOITING LIKE THAT!!!
ReplyDeleteThey probably get a bonus of some type.
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