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Canadian Health Columnist Writes That 100,000 Deaths via MAiD Is Cause for Celebration

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Oh, Canada. Gad Saad, author of the bestselling book, "Suicidal Empathy," is trying to leave the country but can't believe the "leaving tax" he's being hit with.

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"… speechless."

Get out while you can. André Picard is the health columnist at The Globe and Mail and just published a piece about how it's cause for celebration that more than 100,000 Canadians have "averted unnecessary suffering" by opting into the Medical Assistance in Dying program, or MAiD.

How many of those 100,000 were suffering and at the end of life, though? How many were young and depressed, and how many had tired of the brick wall that is getting medical care in Canada?

Picard writes:

The culture of dying has changed fundamentally, for the better. About one in every 20 deaths is now medically assisted.

Life has not been cheapened by MAID. Dignity, choice, and bodily autonomy have all been bolstered.

Anti-choice activists claim there are too many MAID deaths – 16,499 in 2024, the latest year for which we have data.

But too many compared to what?

When abortion was legalized, anti-choice activists issued dire warnings about fetal slaughter run amok. Never happened.

In fact, Canada hasn’t had an abortion law for almost 40 years and things function as they should, with women making deeply personal reproductive choices in concert with health care providers.

We’ve had endless warnings about the “slippery slope” of MAID as well, frightening claims that we will see the culling of the elderly, of people with disabilities, those suffering from mental illness, and those who live in poverty.

Hasn’t happened, and it won’t. Not all slopes are slippery. The cases that push the boundaries are a path to better legislation, and better care.

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"There are tears, laughs, music and all manner of deeply personal gestures, from carefully curated final meals to deeply deliberated musical choices to mark the passage," Picard writes.

The Independent reports that a Paralympian was offered MAiD when she requested a stairlift. Disabled veterans say they, too, were offered MAiD.

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"You know, you could always ask for assistance in dying. Are you certain you want to live?"

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