Canada's War on the Disabled

Another instance of the Canadian "publicly funded" health care system leaving someone in such bad shape, that in the end he chose death over suffering. Medical Assistance in Dying isn't always compassion. It is too often a way to deal with inconvenient and/or expensive patients.

This is the state of Socialized Medicine, north of the border, that is constantly held up as an "example" by the Left. They just don't want you to look to closely at that example. MAiD in Canada: When government failure ends in a body bag

There's a name you need to know: Normand Meunier.

He was 66 years old. A quadriplegic. And he didn't die from his disability or a terminal illness — he died because the Canadian health care system abandoned him.

Literally abandoned him, to lay on a gurney in an ER room for 4 days, where he developed horrendous bed sores. In the end, because they weren't helping him recover from that, he selected to end his life via Medical Aid in Dying. In Canada that is not-so-slowly turning into the way the bureaucrats get rid of expensive patients.

This is the Rebel News video MAiD in Canada: When government failure ends in a body bag

I can't wait until we have health care like that.