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diealegend24

diealegend24

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May 11, 2026
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I know that it's legal in certain countries. What is the process do you know of anyone personally who got approved?
 
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Feb 25, 2025
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I don't know much and I don't know how much help you want - I could just suggest googling it.

I looked into it briefly, I know I wouldn't be given it unfortunately. Switzerland has some, but you iirc you need to pay to apply and they can reject you, and they don't give it to anybody. If you are young/not severely ill then it's basically no chance.


This is probably a good way to start research.
 
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rembleeds

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Feb 12, 2024
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I'm in Canada. There's a government page about it Here.

Didn't realize making a link would post this, but I have more to add lol

Here's a video from the patient's side:

Here's a video from the clinicians side (the audio is very poor):

Only physiological conditions qualify at this time, with psychological conditions maybe being able to qualify beginning in March 2027.
 
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Nat.

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Aug 28, 2026
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He sent in an application and they approved it. Maybe reading about his experience will help you.


In Spain, you do it through Social Security. You have to provide medical reports showing that you've tried to get better and that you have a disabling, painful condition that isn't going to improve. It can take years to be resolved.
 
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I'm in Canada. There's a government page about it Here.

Didn't realize making a link would post this, but I have more to add lol

You may have pressed CTRL+ENTER, which posts the message instead of starting a new line.
 

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