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Disturbingly one-sided TV show promotes euthanizing children with disabilities

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by Alex Schadenberg Wed Mar 21 10:56 EST Comments (31)

Robert Latimer with his daughter Tracy, who he killed by gassing her to death in his truck.

Taking Mercy, an edition of the Global TV program “16x9” in Canada, concerns a mother, Annette Corriveau, who wants her children with disabilities to be killed by euthanasia. The show also features Robert Latimer, the man who killed his daughter…

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Georgia’s high court strikes down assisted suicide restriction

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by Alex Schadenberg Tue Feb 07 17:33 EST Comments (0)

Georgia’s high court unanimously decided to strike down the state’s ban on advertising suicide but it did not decide that assisted suicide could not prohibited and it did not decide that the state could not ban suicide counseling or all…

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Netherlands churches express concern over assisted suicide proposal

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by Alex Schadenberg Fri Feb 03 11:01 EST Comments (0)

An article in the Netherlands paper Reformatorisch Dagblad entitled: Churches express concern about the initiative on Free Will, concerns a joint letter written to the Government house in the Netherlands concerning proposals to allow assisted…

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One-sided assisted suicide report released in the UK

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by Alex Schadenberg Tue Jan 10 11:00 EST Comments (0)

The Commission on Assisted Dying (Commission) that was chaired by Lord Falconer, a long-time promoter of assisted suicide, released their 400 pages of “ink on paper” calling for the legalization of assisted suicide in the UK. The Commission was…

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Baby Joseph was NOT in a ‘persistent vegetative state’

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by Alex Schadenberg Fri Sep 30 10:52 EST Comments (0)

On September 27, 2011, Joseph Maraachli, better known as baby Joseph, peacefully died at home with his family caring for him in Windsor Ontario Canada.

Some of the articles about the baby Joseph case referred to him as being in a Persistent…

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Contrary to claims, euthanasia activist does not have approval to import lethal drug into Australia

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by Alex Schadenberg Wed Sep 28 17:44 EST Comments (0)

Philip Nitschke

In the past few days, Philip Nitschke, Australia’s Dr. Death, has been claiming that he has received permission from Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) to import Nembutal, a drug used by veterinarians for large animal euthanasia, for…

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Tragic suicide of 11 year old boy needs to lead to more awareness about suicide prevention

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by Alex Schadenberg Mon Sep 26 11:17 EST Comments (1)

I just read the tragic story of the suicide death of 11-year-old Mitchell Wilson, who was living with Muscular Dystrophy. Mitchell was bullied and beat-up by older boys. It is tragic that Mitchell suffered so greatly by the destructive attitudes of…

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Euthanasia won’t negatively affect vulnerable groups?: balderdash!

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by Alex Schadenberg Fri Sep 02 12:42 EST Comments (2)

Euthanasia supporter and researcher, Margaret Battin, wrote an article that was published in the Journal of Medical Ethics in 2007 that suggested that there was no evidence that vulnerable groups were negatively affected by the legalization of…

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Is rise in theft of euthanasia drugs from veterinary hospitals related to euthanasia activists?

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by Alex Schadenberg Wed Aug 24 17:48 EST Comments (0)

A news report published in the Marinscope Community Newspapers is warning the local residents of a cache of drugs that were stolen from a local veterinary hospital.

The article, written by Joe Wolfcale and titled: Police warn residents of dangerous…

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Half of Dutch GP’s have felt pressured by relatives to euthanize a patient

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by Alex Schadenberg Fri Jul 29 14:37 EST Comments (1)

An article in today’s DutchNews.nl reports that nearly half of the GP’s in the Netherlands have felt pressured by relatives to lethally inject a patient while 20% are willing to euthanize a person who is simply “Tired of Living.”

The article states…

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Oregon Governor signs into law bill outlawing sale of ‘suicide kits’

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by Alex Schadenberg Mon Jul 04 10:31 EST Comments (0)

The Register-Guard paper in Oregon reported last week that Governor John Kitzhaber on signed the bill into law that outlaws the sale of “suicide kits” in Oregon.

The paper stated:

Oregon is the first state to pass legislation outlawing the sale of…

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The Third International Symposium on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide - a tremendous success

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by Alex Schadenberg Fri Jun 10 18:20 EST Comments (1)

The Third International Symposium on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide in Vancouver (June 3 - 4) was a tremendous success. The goals that were set-out before the Symposium were surpassed. The DVD’s of the Symposium will be available in early July…

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More Americans believe that Assisted Suicide is morally wrong

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by Alex Schadenberg Wed Jun 01 10:34 EST Comments (0)

The recent Gallup poll in America shows that 45% of those polled thought that physician-assisted suicide was morally acceptable whereas 48% thought that physician-assisted suicide was Morally wrong.

What was interesting about the findings was that…

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Suicide kits under fire as Oregon proposes ban of sale

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by Alex Schadenberg Mon May 16 11:38 EST Comments (1)

Oregon legalized assisted suicide more than thirteen years ago through a plebiscite measure. In that time, the official statistics state that there have been 525 reported assisted suicide deaths in Oregon. At the same time there has been more than a…

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Notorious suicide predator sentenced to 360 days in prison

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by Alex Schadenberg Fri May 06 09:56 EST Comments (0)

William Melchert-Dinkel

Three years after the death of Nadia Kajouji, William Melchert-Dinkel, a former nurse from Minnesota, was sentenced for his actions as a internet suicide predator. There are many questions concerning the length of the jail sentence, but at least the…

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