With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

According to an article in Vancouver's Globe and Mail, after years of struggle in a recent

traumatic event, Catherine Mettler sought medical care to look a hospital for her suicidal

ideation.

Like America, Canada has spent millions on public service campaigns, encouraging those contemplating

suicide to seek professional help.

Catherine, however, was not offered help.

She was offered death.

The hospital staff told Catherine it would take a long time to see a psychiatrist, and

instead suggested that she considered Canada's medical aid and dying program.

Story like this would be funny if the consequences weren't so drastic, but they are, and this

brave new world killing has become medical aid.

Harm passes for help, and health care providers recommend suicide to deal with suicidal ideation.

The so-called right to die becomes an option to die than an expectation to die, eventually

the duty to die.

People like Catherine Mettler are in grave danger, exactly in the places they should be able

to find help.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.