Sunday, November 8, 2026

Preventing Euthanasia & Assisted Suicide Symposium - November 14.


Euthanasia Prevention Coalition & Physicians for Compassionate Care

Register for our free online Symposium on Saturday, Nov. 14 

From (10 am to 2 pm Eastern Time)

Register for free in advance of the event: (Registration Link)

Speakers:

Wesley J Smith is Chair and Senior Fellow at Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism. Wesley is a contributor to The Corner at National Review and is the author of more than 14 books, in recent years focusing exclusively on human dignity, liberty, and equality. Wesley’s most recent book is his updated and revised Culture of Death: The Age of “Do Harm” Medicine, a warning about the dangers to patients of the modern bioethics movement.


  • The importance of language and ideas in the assisted suicide debate.
Alex Schadenberg, has been the Executive Director of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition since 1999. He has been published world-wide, including published several books, co-produced five video's and the EPC blog is the most complete location for research on euthanasia and assisted suicide. (epcblog.org) Alex has done speaking tours, spoken at conferences throughout North America and several European countries.
  • Canada's euthanasia law and a post mid-term US election assessment.
Dr Sharon Quick, President, Physicians for Compassionate Care Education Foundation. Dr Quick is a retired pediatric anesthesiologist/critical care physician. Dr Quick will be making two presentations.
  • Pain and symptom management.
  • How the lethal poison cocktails works?
Gordon Friesen: President, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition. Gordon lives in Montréal QC and has actively opposed medical homicide for many years.

Gordon will soon publish the book - Medical Homicide: The Poison and its Antidote.

  • Medical Homicide: The Poison and its Antidote.

Register for free in advance for the event: (Registration Link).

2 comments:

Marsha Joiner said...

Looking forward to this conference. People need to understand the reality of assisted suicide and how they can be coerced or forced to accept this as their option. It is not pleasant like they are led to believe and it is wrong in every way. Knowledge is power.

ROBERT L. ROBINSON said...

Ma belle-soeur était à son troisième stage à un hôpital d'Ottawa pour un cancer avancée. Après s'avoir plaint de la douleur, elle s'est fait offert l'aide médicale à mourir par deux différentes infirmières. La réponse a été non et elle était choquée d'avoir eu cette offre qu'elle n'avait pas demandé. Elle est décédée à la maison après plusieurs mois de soins palliatifs, douleur controllée et entourée de sa famille.