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'The concern is the assisted dying bill will harm more people than it will help' Professor of palliative medicine Baroness Finlay tells Sarah-Jane Mee how easy it is for coercion to happen and says she has experienced it first hand. 📺 Sky 501
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@skysarahjane I agree with Baroness Finlay. Coercion is extremely difficult to spot. I have seen this myself. My vulnerable parents were victims of coercion. The perpetrator was a master of this type of abuse. He fooled many.

@skysarahjane Just look at Canada, even people with mental health…yeah you read that right, people who aren’t in their right mind can be talked into “assisted” dying…Canada the capital of assisted dying and nothing to be proud of! @MarkJCarney @liberal_party Canada 🇨🇦

@skysarahjane Read this grim report on the affects of ‘assisted dying’ on the marginalised in Canada :

@skysarahjane We already have "assisted dying". It's called palliative care. The words to describe this dangerous piece of legislation that will help get rid of unwanted people are euthanasia and eugenics.

@skysarahjane It’s over due. We don’t know how much suffering someone who is terminally ill are put through . It’s a corse of pain relief , more and more morphine, then sedation.catheters and pads , no dignity . When a patient has had enough their wishes should be respected.

@skysarahjane If there was refe to vote for this I would vote NO millions times without hesitation.

@skysarahjane rubbish , absolute tosh the woman speaks!!

@skysarahjane Massive.

@skysarahjane She has not got any actual evidence of coercion, just her suspicions.

@skysarahjane Watched this interview and what was most galling was "We know palliative care can be patchy" well sort it then .!












