Kelsi Sheren

We used to have suicide, used to be like the main thing we focused on stopping.

Now we're promoting it like it's no problem.

We're doing same day deaths in Canada.

Yes, you know this?

Oh yeah, we're fun people.

So you can't see a pediatrician, an orthodontist, a dentist, an eye doctor.

You can't go to the ER.

Their average waiting time is 13 to 18 hours.

But you can have MAID within 24 hours as track one with assessors.

You can be killed by the same day.

And we have tons of it on record.

Over 200 of them, actually.

Super ideological.

That's why I'm so aggressive online.

There's a difference between having a conversation with somebody about grandma dying and helping grandma pass on and...

protocols, by the way, that are in place that can help with that.

For example, it's called the Special Access Program of Canada.

I'm actually one of the recipients of the Special Access.

There's like 180 of us.

And I wanted access to regulated psilocybin because they wanted to give me electroshock therapy for my treatment-resistant depression.