Finding comfort in a long, long queue It’s amazing that our government, which until very recently abandoned the people of B.C.
to an underfunded and inefficient health-care system propped up on the backs of dedicated but exhausted health-care workers, can find a way to attack anyone — this time Telus Health — for daring to offer access to a health professional for a fee.
For the neighbours, my biggest fear would be the crushing footprint of the beast and its trunk probing the privacy of everyone around it. But the developer gets $5.4 million. Nice.
The response from the psychiatric profession suggesting that MAiD be delayed perhaps should be placed in context, given that such objections may very well be a conflict of interest in terms of how these patients form their client/patient base. Obviously the Hippocratic oath works both ways in terms of “doing no harm,” and in the case of the mentally ill, or anyone who is terminally ill for that matter, what is the most humane choice or decision that is bereft of any thoughts of maintaining a client base, or keeping a terminally ill patient on life support that no longer serves a purpose?Appreciate what our vets have done All Canadians should be outraged over the Canadian government offering assisted dying to a vet who was simply...
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