Another combat vet who says he was offered medical suicide comes forward

Yet another struggling soldier says Veteran Affairs Canada offered him euthanasia

From LifeSiteNews By Jonathon Van Maren ‘It made me wonder, were they really there to help us, or slowly groom us to say ‘here’s a solution, just kill yourself.’ Yet another Canadian combat veteran has come forward to reveal that when he sought help, he was instead offered euthanasia.  David Baltzer, who served two tours in Afghanistan with the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, revealed to the Toronto Sun that he was offered euthanasi…

Another Canadian Veteran Says He Was Offered Medically Assisted Dying Unprompted

A Canadian Armed Forces veteran who served two tours in Afghanistan has come forward and revealed he was offered medical assistance in dying (MAID) by Veterans Affairs back in 2019, joining a growing number of Canadian veterans who say they were offered the procedure unprompted. David Baltzer, who served with the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, told the podcast Operation Tango Romeo that a Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) agent brought…

Another combat vet who says he was offered medical suicide comes forward

Two-tour Afghanistan combat veteran David Baltzer was offered medically-assisted suicide in Dec. 2019

Nevada Senate Will Consider Dangerous Bill to Legalize Assisted Suicide

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Nevada Assembly approves physician-assisted suicide bill

CV NEWS FEED // The Nevada Assembly voted April 17 to approve a bill that would legalize physician-assisted suicide, sending the bill to the state Senate… The post Nevada Assembly approves physician-assisted suicide bill  appeared first on CatholicVote org.

A Response to Mark S. Komrad, MD, DFAPA: My Main Concern Was With Personal Autonomy and Dignity, Not Physician-Assisted Suicide

Exploring the complexities of assisted dying, ethical dilemmas, and the evolving role of physicians in end-of-life decisions.