Palliative Care alleviates suffering and offers care for those who have been diagnosed with a life-threatening illness and those who are at the end of life. It manages pain and symptoms, and offers psychosocial, spiritual and physical support for those who are ill and their caregivers.
God calls us to care for the vulnerable, including those who are ill or near the end of life. The EFC supports palliative care as a compassionate response that supports and cares for those who are suffering or terminally ill.
All human life is precious. Life is a gift from God for us to respect and protect through all its stages. Each person’s life has worth, regardless of their age or ability, because they are made in the image of God and loved by Him.
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A special committee of MPs and senators recommended in Feb. 2023 that assisted death be made available to mature minors and by advance requests.
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Five-page submission from May 2020 recommends maintaining the distinction between palliative care and euthanasia, and recommends conscience protection for workers and institutions.
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This booklet contains articles and discussion questions about palliative care: what it is, why it matters, how to get involved.
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Booklet of articles and discussion questions can help you and your church better understand what is at stake with physician-assisted suicide.
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