Kelsi Sheren

And not with these drugs.

So it's no coincidence that prior to MAID moving on from track one to now all the vulnerable population of the country, that they were having the argument that as a MAID practitioner, we gotta stop calling them these people, they're serial killers, because they've killed more than two in a row.

When we talk about it, they weren't allowed to bring up the organ donation.

Now it's the first conversation they have.

You know, it'd be really great if you could just give your liver.

You know, that would be great because the next person in line is going to get one.

So wouldn't that be helpful if you did that?

Do you think the organ donation is not a massive part of this conversation?

Holy hell.

Canada's organ donation rates are skyrocketing right now.

So we don't know that.

So here's the thing is we know that normally when somebody overdoses, their body's going to shut down in a specific way.

But when you do it in a very organized manner, like MAID is supposedly done in a hospital, they're wheeled in very quickly and chopped up for parts.

Okay, we know that.

We know, I talked to Joel Zivitt about this a couple weeks ago.

I said, so what's the deal with the lungs then, right?

Because lungs are an expensive part of the body.

Is this shutting down the rest?

He goes, you know, there are machines, he goes, there are machines that you put the lungs into right away that will help re-heal them, and then you put them into somebody, right?

Okay, but the liver's still great.