If you think about how assisted suicide is applied in Canada (or at least in Quebec) it's really not that surprising. Despite the somewhat negative coverage me

If you think about how assisted suicide is applied in Canada (or at least in Quebec) it's really not that surprising. Despite the somewhat negative coverage medical assitance in dying is really given to people with days/weeks to live as a way to skip the suffering of when your illness is not quite advanced enough to kill you, but is definitely advanced enough for the person to live in considerable pain. It's very common among terminal cancer patients.