A doctor who has reportedly euthanized more than 400 people proudly claims she helped end the life of a man originally considered unfit for assisted suicide.

Ellen Wiebe, who works with Dying With Dignity Canada, reportedly bragged at a seminar for physicians involved in assisted suicide about how she treated a patient who was ineligible for the macabre service. The unnamed man had previously been rejected by a Medical Assistance In Dying (MAID) assessor because he did not have a serious illness or “the capacity to make informed decisions about his own personal health” However, the man eventually found Wiebe, who reportedly cleared him and euthanized him in Vancouver.

“It’s the most rewarding work we’ve ever done,” Wiebe said during a 2020 MAID event in a video that has since made waves online, The New Atlantic reported. Meanwhile, Stefanie Green, an obstetrician and colleague of Wiebe, also admitted that she’d helped 300 people die in the controversial program. She reportedly used the term “deliveries” to describe both helping women give birth and helping people end their lives.

According to records, only 486 people died from California’s assisted suicide program in 2021, but 10,064 died from MAID. The program has reportedly become so popular that there are both anti-suicide and pro-suicide hotlines in Canada for people who want to kill themselves. MAID has come under further scrutiny for claims that people are now seeking assisted suicide because of poverty and homelessness or mental anguish – rather than terminally ill people seeking a painless death. Such cases were reportedly highlighted in a 2021 presentation by Althea Gibb-Carsley, a recently retired care coordinator and social worker for Vancouver Coastal Health’s assisted suicide program, MAID. She described a 55-year-old patient named Mary who suffered from chronic pain and was unable to relieve the pain because of her low income. “She does not want to die, but she’s suffering terribly and she’s been maxing out her credit cards. She has no other options,” the presentation said.

Gibb-Carsley also cited a similar situation with 68-year-old Nancy, a former doctor who ran out of savings, and with 57-year-old Greg, a writer who suffers from trauma and lacks funds for housing. Another case highlighted was that of a 38-year-old trans woman named Lucy who suffered from chronic pain and felt trapped in her studio apartment where there was “no air or light and creepy men all around.” It is unclear, however, whether any of the above cases were ever approved for assisted suicide. (Read more from “Disturbed Doctor Who Euthanized 400 People Brags She Helped Kill Man Deemed Unfit for Assisted Suicide” HERE)

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