Canada’s Euthanasia Crisis Is Darker Than You Think | Amanda Achtman EXPOSES MAID

What happens when a country starts offering death before treatment? In this powerful episode of The Ever-Living Podcast, Xindi and Jason sit down with Amanda Achtman, founder of Dying To Meet You, to unpack the shocking reality of Canada’s expanding euthanasia system known as MAID (“Medical Assistance in Dying”). Amanda explains how Canada became what many now call the “euthanasia capital of the world,” where 1 in 20 deaths are now caused by doctors or nurses deliberately ending patients’ lives. The conversation dives into heartbreaking real-life stories, the existential crisis behind euthanasia requests, and why this debate is about far more than medicine—it’s about meaning, dignity, hope, and the value of human life itself. Topics include:Why people really request euthanasiaThe hidden emotional fallout on familiesHow “autonomy” became the driving argumentCanada’s push toward euthanasia for mental illness & dementiaWhy Amanda believes this is the defining human rights issue of our timeThe cultural battle for compassion, purpose, and hopeThis episode is emotional, thought-provoking, and impossible to ignore. Find more from Amanda Achtman here - https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2026/03/31/bc-woman-claims-she-was-offered-maid-in-vancouver-hospital-before-other-treatments/ http://www.facebook.com/Achtman. https://x.com/AmandaAchtman https://www.instagram.com/amandaachtman/ https://www.youtube.com/@AmandaAchtman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7o3GMqgHy0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNtjlJ7Wx6U Subscribe to NHRTL: https://nhrtl.org/subscribe/Thank you for watching The Ever-Living Podcast, a heartfelt space to share the stories and voices of women who champion a culture that values and protects life. Each episode we seek to empower, offering connection, hope, and strength through the journeys of those who work and pray for this cause. Crafted for women seeking purpose and community, we welcome you to join us in cherishing every single heartbeat.