Those of us who are convinced that people's lives will be ended due to pressure from others are often told that we are being 'alarmists' and pointing to a problem that 'doesn't exist'. So how can they explain this exchange between a mother and a physician when discussing the best course of treatment for her daughter? "
The fact is that doctors, just like the rest of humankind are susceptible to the effects of habitual concupiscence. In simple terms, once they have consigned one patient to death, it becomes progressively easier to do it again. This results in a clear and present danger to people who suffer from incurable conditions or who are too weak to resist the assessment of a medical 'professional'.
Read the entire article yourself and come to your own conclusion by clicking on the link below:
Mother says doctor brought up assisted suicide option as sick daughter was within earshot - Newfoundland & Labrador - CBC News
"His words were 'assisted suicide death was legal in Canada,'" she told CBC. "I was shocked, and said, 'Well, I'm not really interested,' and he told me I was being selfish." (emphasis added)No... no pressure there to end a life eh?
The fact is that doctors, just like the rest of humankind are susceptible to the effects of habitual concupiscence. In simple terms, once they have consigned one patient to death, it becomes progressively easier to do it again. This results in a clear and present danger to people who suffer from incurable conditions or who are too weak to resist the assessment of a medical 'professional'.
Read the entire article yourself and come to your own conclusion by clicking on the link below:
Mother says doctor brought up assisted suicide option as sick daughter was within earshot - Newfoundland & Labrador - CBC News
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