Kelsi Sheren

Quebec people are funny people.

They just do whatever they want.

Well, they're French.

Well...

We know that.

But the government does whatever they want.

So they started doing advanced requests already, which are federally illegal.

You and I at this stage could sit here and say, I have the genetic components for, or the markers for Alzheimer's or dementia, which is a form of, right?

Okay.

And I could say now in my clear mind, I would like to sign a form that says when I am no longer cognizant, kill me.

And that's happened, right?

And then do you know what happens when that goes wrong?

There's a case over in Denmark.

This is a great case.

It's actually the first story I tell in my book because it just shows right off the bat what is wrong with this.

So this elderly woman made an advance request because she knew she was going to be developing dementia.

It's a very public case.

Daily Mail reported it.

It's been reported now since like the 26th, 17, 18.

And what happened was, so she went to meet with her doctor, and her doctor gave her a coffee with a sedative in it and didn't tell her.