Dying with Dignity just can't lobby enough

Dying with Dignity is on a roll. They lobbied nine different bureaucrats/MPs at the end of October. This is in addition to all of their previous lobbying. Apparently it's impossible to lobby too much when it comes to killing Canadians.

• Stan Kutcher, Senator | Senate of Canada
• Kristina Tesser-Derksen, Member of Parliament
• Hedy Fry, Member of Parliament
• Julie Robinson, Legal Counsel for Constitutional Affairs and Intergovernmental Relations | Justice Canada (JC)
• Thomas Law, Advisor, Policy and Regional Affairs (ON) | Justice Canada (JC)
• Brendan Hanley, Member of Parliament
• Robert Oliphant, Member of Parliament
• Bryn Savage, Policy Advisory, Minister of Health's Office
• Karen Kusch, Senior Policy Advisor, Health Care Programs and Policy Directorate | Health Canada (HC)
• Kajan Ratneswaran, Manager, Health Policy Branch | Health Canada (HC)
• Pauline Rochefort, Member of Parliament
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Read it and weep.

"Follow up to the 2023 Parliamentary Review of Medical Assistance in Dying report and any legislation that arise thereto in respect of advance requests, mature minors, MAID for those whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, the state of palliative care and the protection of Canadians living with disabilities. Conscience rights of clinicians and the need for effective referral for patients. Access of persons across Canada to lawful medical procedures that are provided for under the Canada Health Act. Regulations for the Monitoring of MAID and changes to requirements. Statistical reporting and data collection issues in relation to MAID, Tracks 1 and 2. MAID curriculum or educational initiatives. Legislation and regulation regarding alternative therapies that can be incorporated at end-of-life such as psilocybin."

Euthanasia doctor: Grateful and thrilled about her book about killing people

Dr. Stefanie Green is the founding President of the Canadian Association of MAID Assessors and Providers and a MAID provider. This is a group of doctors who euthanize their patients. She also incredibly believes that to get MAID...

"There is no need to be close to death and no need to have tried other options to relieve suffering, or even have them available."

She wrote a book called This is assisted dying, a Doctor's story of empowering patients at the end of life. I think it's safe to say Dr. Green likes her job. She's clearly proud of the book she wrote:

"What a huge thrill to see the Korean edition of This is Assisted Suicide now available!!"

And 

"What a thrill! New York City, 5th Ave Barnes and Noble, and look what I found!!" [Her book]

So many thrills. And this:

"One year ago today, this book was launched......I remain grateful for all who have supported it's "delivery"."

Thrilled and grateful are not words I would use to talk about a book that discusses the killing of weak, troubled, poverty stricken or ill people. Rather I would use the words depressing or heart-breaking or beyond sad.