Liverpool Care Pathway - The Shocking Truth

A new book that challenges the myth that says that vulnerable people are not at risk under euthanasia & assisted suicide legislation. Using only peer reviewed data, Schadenberg shows this assertion to be false.

A must buy -

Exposing Vulnerable People to Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide

Alex Schadenberg

With a Foreword by Kevin Andrews

Paperback, 80 pages, ISBN: 9781922168276

Release Date: Mid-February, 2013

In court cases, policy studies and media stories, euthanasia advocates claim that Belgium’s euthanasia records are complete and transparent.

The official euthanasia story from Belgium has been accepted at face value by the authors of these influential reports and court decisions; the Royal Society of Canada End-of-Life Decision Making report; the Quebec Select Committee on Dying with Dignity report; the Commission on Assisted Dying report - UK; the BC Supreme Court Justice Lynn Smith: Carter decision.

This book examines the record of euthanasia in Belgium, and exposes what these reports have overlooked.

“...Alex Schadenberg brings together both information and data that should cause euthanasia/ physician-assisted suicide advocates not just to pause, but step back from their positions. I do hope that this book receives wide readership in the general community.”

- Hon Greg Donnelly MLC, New South Wales.

“Alex Schadenberg’s informative publications and speeches have encouraged many Members of Parliament and Government to consider these issues more closely, and with a balanced and educated view.”

- Leesa Vlahos MP, South Australia.

“The insights given in this publication explaining how legalised euthanasia plays out in practice will help persuade legislators to defeat such bills and better understand why they ought never sanction the killing of the very citizens they represent.”

- Hon Nicolas (Nick) Pierre Goiran MLC, Western Australia.

“This book spells out the chilling consequences and I would recommend it as required reading for legislators and commentators who may be contemplating changing our laws.”

- Maggie Barry ONZM, MP, New Zealand.

“Using already existing studies, Schadenberg has uncovered the shocking truth about euthanasia in Belgium, the lives lost and the deep threat to others. His work demonstrates unequivocally that we must never follow this Belgian pathway to the easy killing of people whose lives are not valued by those who do the killing.”

Kevin Fitzpatrick, Not Dead Yet, UK

Alex Schadenberg is the executive director of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition (EPC). Alex is known for his research into issues related to euthanasia, assisted suicide and other end-of-life issues and concerns.