Nicole Scheidl, Author at Canadian Physicians for Life

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So far Nicole Scheidl has created 26 blog entries.

How Does the Conscientious Doctor Practice?
How Does the Conscientious Doctor Practice?

Events, News

How Does the Conscientious Doctor Practice?

How Does the Conscientious Doctor Practice? One of the most pertinent questions in medicine right now is determining how

Nicole Scheidl2023-06-15T11:26:31-04:00June 15th, 2023|Events, News|Comments Off

Does Suffering Shock You?
Does Suffering Shock You?

End of Life Care, News, Palliative Care

Does Suffering Shock You?

Does Suffering Shock You? Yesterday, I read this article titled, “Does Suffering Shock You?” In it, the author says,

Nicole Scheidl2023-06-15T10:58:51-04:00June 15th, 2023|End of Life Care, News, Palliative Care|Comments Off

The Opioid Crisis is a Prolife Issue
The Opioid Crisis is a Prolife Issue

News

The Opioid Crisis is a Prolife Issue

The Opioid Crisis Is A Pro-life Issue This week we bring you a roundup of stories on the opioid

Nicole Scheidl2023-06-15T09:52:49-04:00June 15th, 2023|News|Comments Off

Conference 2023
Conference 2023

Events

Conference 2023

I am thrilled to announce our Annual CPL Conference on the theme, “I Want You To Be.” The focus

Nicole Scheidl2023-05-03T16:38:12-04:00May 3rd, 2023|Events|Comments Off

Is it good to exist after all?
Is it good to exist after all?

Abortion, Euthanasia, Genetic discrimination

Is it good to exist after all?

Is It Good To Exist After All? Abortion, genetic discrimination, euthanasia — these are just some of the issues

Nicole Scheidl2023-04-14T13:20:34-04:00April 14th, 2023|Abortion, Euthanasia, Genetic discrimination|Comments Off

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23 Nov

If assisted suicide is seen as a compassionate means to end suffering, then there is no reasonable basis on which is will remain limited. If it is regarded as a good... it will always be expanded on the grounds of equality.

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25 Nov

Legal euthanasia creates a two-tier society where some people get suicide assistance and others are offered suicide prevention.

Read more via @MarkIMardell's piece in @prospect_uk on the #AssistedDyingBill

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26 Nov

“It’s the ultimate form of discrimination to offer people with disabilities help to die, without having offered real options to live.” – Diane Coleman

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