Kelsi Sheren

Okay?

Because she was going in and out.

Her family brought her.

And they were mating her that day.

They were going to murder her that day.

So they lie her down and they start the procedure.

Well, guess who comes to halfway through the procedure and realizes, I don't want to die.

I don't want to die.

You know what the doctor did?

Requested the family hold her down to finish the procedure, and they complied.

Yes.

And that's my problem with it is what, okay, so when you're looking at societal factors, when we're talking about this situation specifically, at the time that she decided to make that choice, because we had this case just happen in BC last year too, and we'll talk about it.

Her name is Mrs. B. It's a whole thing.

There's a whole bunch of coercion that was just found in the Ontario coroner report where there's several cases where people did not qualify to die or were coerced into dying.

Okay, and this isn't me.

This is the Ontario Coroner Report reported by Dr. Ramona Coelho.

She's out of Ontario.

She's on the May Death Review Committee.

Brilliant human, very smart, okay?

Now, tons of cases, but this case specifically.