Watch this video with Kelsi Sheren speaking with Triggernometry hosts Konstantin Kisin and Francis Foster about the issues with assisted suicide. In it, she pulls the curtain back on the continued expansions in Canada, the risks for people with mental illnesses, and more. This highly compelling video should give anyone pause about these laws.

"During an epidemic of despair and loneliness, the last thing we should be doing is helping people take their own lives. Every country that has legalized physician-assisted suicide has eventually expanded it and set the important safeguards aside," writes Lenore Broughton, founder of the Vermont Institute for Human Flourishing.

Alicia Duncan says, "Expanding access without addressing systemic failures will lead to irreversible decisions made under desperation or neglect. My mother’s death reflects these systemic issues. She did not receive care to live but was offered death instead. Reform is urgently needed to ensure MAID’s promises of peace, dignity, and compassion are guarantees—not empty assurances."

[photo credit: Better Off Dead? Documentary]

Melinda Simms writes, "Veterans are the backbone of this nation, and we owe them far better. If we open the door to physician-assisted suicide, even slightly, it could swing wide open, bringing irreparable harm to the veteran community. Let’s focus on giving them the tools to thrive — not a path to despair."

PRAF is a leading national, non-partisan single-issue organization that protects the rights of patients, people with disabilities, older adults, and other historically underrepresented groups from deadly harm and discrimination inherent in assisted suicide laws.

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