I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley.

For this Sunday episode of Morning Wire, Daily Wire Culture Reporter Megan Basham presents

a special on assisted suicide in Canada.

And before we get started, just a gentle warning here that this episode addresses a very

serious and sensitive topic that might not be appropriate for young listeners.

piano of a fan is 23 years old and lives with his grandfather outside of Toronto.

He likes to listen to Ella Fitzgerald and binge watch Game of Thrones.

He's 5'9", and has a muscular build, and the kind of white, even smile that comes from

years of orthodontics.

By any conventional standard, he's handsome.

He has a dog, but no girlfriend.

And if he had his way, he'd be dead right now.

When people think of assisted suicide, they typically imagine someone elderly, perhaps

weeks or months away from natural death.

Or they might think of patients diagnosed with terminal cancer or Alzheimer's.

That's in large part because these are the pictures that advocates for euthanasia and

physician assisted suicide have been painting for years.

Their argument is that death in these cases is inevitable, allowing doctors to kill, as

well as heal, is a suffering advocate, say.

They contend that allowing these patients to decide how and when they die provides a sense

of dignity and autonomy.

But what do you do with a young man who wants to end his life because he's depressed that

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