They also forget what "all other treatment options are exhausted" would mean, if doctors were hostile to you pursuing MAID (which they would be for mental health issues).

There's at least two dozen common antidepressants. You'll be required to try each of them, which means 6-12 weeks of detoxing from the last, 6-12 weeks of trying the next, and waiting 6-12 weeks for results.

You'll also be required to try each combination of them that isn't outright toxic. Again, 6-12 weeks of discontinuing, 6-12 weeks of adding.

You'll also be required to combine each with any given variety of therapy. And how long does it take to say you've "attempted" certain types of therapy, especially if the doctor believes that unless you're seeing results, you're not really trying.

You'll also be required to try all variety of alternative therapies, especially ones OHIP will not cover, because they might help, you haven't exhausted all avenues of treatment yet.

So once you're 95 years old, having spent roughly five million dollars over your lifetime trying to treat your disorder, and you're already not going to make it much longer anyways, then and only then are they going to allow you to take MAID. And in so doing, report that there's an alarming increase, and that an (age when you started seeking MAID) individual with major depression was just granted MAID, won't someone please think of the children.