20 Replies to “The Government Will Kill You Now”

  1. I know a person that probably had 15 more years of life at a minimum, but because they felt “down”, MAiD was offered and the option was taken about a month ago. We were shocked to say the least.

    No reason at all other than it was available.

  2. Alberta Hospital: “What party did you vote for”
    Patient: “NDP”
    Alberta Hospital: “We can help you die!!”

    See, not so bad.

    1. Except, the type likely to vote NDP is offered all kinds of medical interventions to help with their various neurosis. MAID is offered to people more likely to vote the other way, veterans with ptsd, working stiffs with the bills piling up and the wife yelling at him, and the like.

  3. Quebec is up 55%! I have always advocated for a federally subsidized euthanasia program for the Fwenchies.

  4. I’ve probably said this here before. I bet every hospital in the country has a VP of MAID. If they don’t get the numbers every year they don’t get their bonus, hence……..

  5. When healthcare and especially end of life healthcare is a huge cost to the Provincial treasury, what better way to control costs than by killing off people who cost too much money.

  6. As suicide nullifies your life insurance payout. The life insurance company’s must love this as they collected all those premium’s without having to pay out anything.

  7. Get this – my sister (at 84 years old) not in good health decided to go the MAID route. I don’t judge why, she had her reasons. She wanted to have the “procedure on February 2nd as our parents both died that day 20 years apart. But….she tested positive for COVID the day and they would not do it. I was flabbergasted.

  8. Have a friend with fourth stage cancer, and said friend is exploring MAID for when the pain (already chronic) becomes unbearable. Understand, but hope never be in that position myself.
    Proponents of MAID would have you believe that – without this – everyone was dying in agony. Not true – attended a couple of deathbeds where family members just quietly left us. However, it is also untrue that people with serious pain from – for instance – cancer were left to die in agony. For many years, there has been a protocol for providing sufficient pain control to allow the terminal patient and family to have some last good times together. Should the meds required for sufficient pain control be such as to cause death, that was just how it was.

    1. I tend to agree. We might be seeing the bureaucracy reporting that which was happening more frequently than we might have known previously.

      The Canadian population is aging and in Alberta both older and younger (new Canadians).

      In Quebec the population is aging and they seem, from the whole covid old-age home fiasco, fine with sending pappy and grandma off to their final reward.

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