By: Mary Kay Hastings Just a few quotes from y’all about assisted suicide…you know, if the husband/wife/mother/father said their spouse/child/parent didn’t want to live, who are we to question it? Back to your hatefilled fantasies about everyone else – you have to invent the worst and pretend the only reason someone might have is because […]
By Bethany Kerr I’ve been thinking a lot about Lauren Richardson’s story, and about the comments thrown around about her by people supporting her starvation and death. Comments such as: “Lauren CAN’T think. Nothin’ up there anymore. Lauren has left the building. Breathing doesn’t mean life- brain means life. If the right circuits aren’t firing, […]
by Bethany Kerr Mary Kay’s post below (about the man who killed his wife because she had Lou Gehrig’s disease) reminded me about this incredible video that I saw a few months ago. I think that it should touch every person here. Click on the picture below to go to the video:
by Mary Kay Hastings Unbelievable. From LifeNews.com: An Oregon man has killed his disabled wife in a test of the one-of-a-kind state law that allows assisted suicide there. John Roberts says his wife Virginia was afflicted with ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s Disease and he took her life to see if the state would allow him […]
by Jill Stanek I Lauren’s website is this: Due to an Injunction against Lauren’s father, by the court appointed lawyer ad litem (allegedly representing the interests of Lauren), we may no longer link to the video which showed Lauren responding to family members. This order, which was signed by Master Samuel Glasscock, asserts the right […]
Here we go again, Terri II. This information comes from Bess McAneny of the Delaware Pro-Life Coalition, who I spoke with this morning. I’m told Hannity & Colmes will tonight feature the story of Lauren Richardson of Delaware, a now 23-year-old who overdosed on heroin in August 2006 while 3-4 months pregnant. Lauren was kept […]
A good conversation was launched from the September 18 post,
When Catholics speak on the pro-life issue, I listen, even though I’m not Catholic. The Catholic Church has thought through every nuance of the pro-life issue, often ahead of Her time. Pope Paul VI’s
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
