"Assisted Dying is Monetising Death" — Kelsi Sheren
They contend that the healthcare system is defunding palliative care to promote euthanasia as a cost-saving measure, creating a 'slippery slope' where the right to die expands from terminal illness to non-terminal conditsummaryExpansion of Eligibility (Track One to Track Two): Canada's program started with 'Track One' (terminal illness) but expanded to 'Track Two' (grievous and incurable conditions without imminent death). The speakers highligtakeawayCoercion and Lack of Free Will: The speakers cite cases where individuals were coerced by family members or offered euthanasia by doctors instead of receiving proper care. They argue that the pressure to be a 'burden' ontakeaway
