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Why does it seem like every day a tragic story comes out of Canada’s assisted suicide program? Maybe that is because it does.

In case it was not clear to Canadian officials and “health care” providers, all human life has value. That, however, did not seem to cross the mind of officials in the case of one 83-year-old Christian grandma.

Brigitte Kranendonk, who shares the same first name as her grandma, Brigitte Stegemann, appealed to the Chief Coroner’s Office in Ontario and police to see if it was legal for doctors to kill her grandma, after Kranendonk says her grandmother failed every question on a test used to determine whether she was competent enough to consent. And the most upsetting part about this case, besides the fact that she was killed, was that her grandma reportedly died with her hands crossed in prayer.

According to the Daily Mail:

In a cognitive test, designed to ascertain whether she was sound of mind enough to consent to Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), Stegemann ‘got every question wrong’, believing her two living siblings to be dead, according to Kranendonk.

Yet 48 hours after she wept uncontrollably at the notion of MAiD, Stegemann is said to have died with her hands clasped in prayer, covered in her own blood due to a botched first attempt at connecting the IV, administered by a nurse allegedly not wearing gloves.

Kranendonk is currently in the process of desperately appealing to the Chief Coroner’s Office in Ontario, as well as the Patient Ombudsman and Belleville Police, in a bid to ascertain whether what happened the morning of July 10 at The Pearl care home in Cannifton was legal.

She also claims that her grandmother died covered in blood, as the incompetent nurse reportedly took several tries before inserting the IV into the correct vein.

Bereaved and distraught, she claims MAiD practitioners took advantage of her grandmother’s vulnerability to perform the procedure, which she alleges was carried out without express consent.

Kranendonk says her religiosity, and the notion of displeasing God, was a large factor in why her German-born grandmother instinctively opposed assisted dying.

This is extremely upsetting. If what Kranendonk claims is true, which I do not doubt for one second, that tells you all you need to know. This program continues to get more out of hand by the day, which is even more infuriating, as these types of programs always turn into a slippery slope. What a disgrace.

RIP to Brigitte Stegemann, as she deserved far more than what these evil “doctors” gave her.

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