Rachel del Guidice

The killing of the vulnerable through rhetorical jiujitsu about "dying with dignity" is one of the saddest stories I have ever reported. Last year, I investigated the network pushing "medically-assisted death" around the world. It's a network that exploits words like "right to die" in a crusade that critics say target the elderly, the disabled and now "mature minors." Here is my article from last year: foxnews.com/world/untold-dam… Read a new powerful article by @FoxNews Digital's Rachel del Guidice @LRacheldG about Grandma Brigitte, killed through Canada's controversial policy of "medical assistance in dying," or "MAID." Rachel's article: foxnews.com/media/family-sou… What a painful story, Rachel. Thank you for writing it and honoring this beloved grandmother's life. This is what I wrote last year: A Fox News Digital investigation reveals that opponents of euthanasia face a multimillion-dollar global lobby that could be called Assisted Suicide Inc., a sprawling network changing laws worldwide, developing euthanasia services for funeral parlors, selling "suicide pods," promoting "suicide tourism" and even training "doulas for death." I found at least 96 organizations worldwide that are now part of this movement. Grandma Brigitte's story underscores why many critics say "medical assistance in death" is a euphemism for alleged homicide -- a strong word they admit but one they use with great deliberation. The global lobby cloaks assisted suicide in the language of civil rights and human rights, using euphemisms in their names, such as "assisted dying," "medical assistance in dying," "dying with dignity," "choice," "end of life," "completed life," "final exit," "free exit" and the "right to die." How do you argue consent when the vulnerable are killed without full capacity?