Dave speaks with Calgary Secular Humanists
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FEN is a sponsor of this event. Rob Rivas will be speaking during a workshop, Gary Wederspahn will be leading a panel discussion about death around the world (cultural diversity of attitudes and practices), and we will have several live chat sessions available to answer questions regarding Final Exit Network.
As the population ages the possibility of a dementia epidemic increases. This panel will explore what one can do to determine how long you would want to live if you had dementia and what options are available for a peaceful death when you still have decisional capacity — and when you don’t. We will explore solutions through the Dementia Directive, VSED, Final Exit Network and more. Expert Speakers: Karl Steinberg, MD. Long term care, Hospice & Palliative Medicine and Geriatric Specialist, Editor-in-chief of Caring for the Ages, and Chair of the Coalition for Compassionate Care of CA. Topic: Stopping Eating and Drinking through Advance Directives Colin Brewer, MD. Psychiatrist in London, Author of “O, let Me Not Get Alzheimer’s Sweet Heaven” and “I’ll See Myself Out, Thank You“ (with Michael Irwin), Board of My Death My Decision. Topic: Euthanasia for Dementia Patients and Evaluating Competency Robert Rivas, J.D. Chief Legal Counsel for Final Exit Network, Certified in Appeals by the Florida Bar, litigating cutting edge constitutional issues. Topic: Litigating Failure to Honor Directive to Stop Food and Fluids in Advance Dementia
Dave will be talking to people about their supernatural beliefs.
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As brain function is increasingly damaged by dementia, a person begins to lose interest in or forgets to eat and drink. Eventually, they lose the ability to physically feed themselves and must be fed either artificially or by hand by a caregiver. Without specific instructions to your caregivers not to provide food or fluid, caregivers will continue to keep you fed and hydrated until you die of something else. These dementia directives were written so that you can specify that you do NOT want that.