Kelsi Sheren

So Kayla Pollack is a quadriplegic, OK?

but that was only recent after she got a certain thing a couple of years ago.

And then eight days later, she stopped moving fully.

Okay.

But you know, I'm crazy.

So they offer it to her when she goes into the doctor all the time.

She's never asked for it.

Never once asked for it, by the way.

Then you got Roger Foley, a buddy of mine.

He was just born with a degenerative disorder, but Health Canada won't give him the funding or the government won't give him the funding to have proper at-home care.

So he has to live in London, Ontario hospital.

I have audio recordings of the doctors coming in almost daily, offering it to him almost daily.

You know, Roger, it's just you really look like you're struggling here, bud.

Have you thought of... And he'll say, don't talk to me about that.

How many times do I have to tell you?

I'm not going to die.

But we'll give the person who came in who hasn't been checked, right, $86 million a year, but we won't help this guy.

So it's like, don't tell me everybody's asking for it.

They're not.

They're being offered it.