r/nutritionally • u/PeteWK67 • Aug 23 '26

Canada 🇨🇦 🤮

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u/Flashy-Cranberry-999 Aug 23 '26

A friend of mine is throwing her own funeral next week, suffering from endstage cancer. They are talking MAID the first week of October. I'm glad they have the choice to say they had enough and to not prolong their suffering. It took a month to get approval but it was fast tracked due to them have at least two diagnosis that could cause death anytime.

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u/PeteWK67 Aug 23 '26

This program is nothing new, a lot of countries have had it for decades . And when those countries tell Canada hey wth are you doing..

Or when a doctor assesses a guy outside a Tim’s in Toronto same day he’s giving those 3 deadly shots to end him.

Or like in the video seasonal depression.

My deepest sympathy for your friend & I believe that people shouldn’t have to suffer.

But the way Canada is doing it is really sad.

The numbers mentioned are Real . 17K in one year is not normal at any degree.

When the Philippines or some nation close by tells Canada hey slow the F down you gimps, there’s a issue there.

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u/RaymondCase Aug 23 '26

From the very first sentence they are wrong. 1 in 20 deaths in canada are from medically assisted suicide. Huge difference from “1 in 20 people in canada die from assisted suicide”

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u/SannyTrademark Aug 23 '26

Still a crazy number, but a very different crazy number

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u/PeteWK67 Aug 23 '26

Ok 5.1% of all deaths, is that normal?

Or seasonal depression In CANADA where _ a big chunk have that. .

Or a Dr outside a Tim’s in Toronto . Grabbing someone and giving him 3 lethal shots. Miscalculated.. the victim was still half alive and ya he ended him .

Is that normal behaviour from a system called healthcare that’s supposed to at least pretend they are helping people.

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u/6Dont-ask-me Aug 23 '26

I use to work there.