by Matt Niedzielski | Sep 25, 2024 | Commentary, End of Life
In another event that calls into question our understanding of “brain death,” a patient with no brain activity woke up after hearing her daughter’s voice. As described in reporting from LifeSiteNews, the patient was in the ICU for two days and her husband urged the...
by Matt Niedzielski | Jul 28, 2024 | End of Life
Another attempt at death-by-hospice is being played out in Texas. As reported at LifeNews, the family of a brain injury victim is seeking to end the life of 28 year old Margo Naranjo. Their method? Admitting Naranjo to hospice. Many hospice locations, including...
by Matt Niedzielski | Jun 20, 2024 | Commentary, End of Life
I mentioned in our June newsletter that the Colorado legislature has passed an assisted suicide (what they are calling “medical aid in dying”) bill (SB24-068). Governor Polis has since signed the bill making it the law in Colorado. What does this new law do? It...
by Matt Niedzielski | May 31, 2024 | Commentary, End of Life
Yesterday I noted how assisted self-murder is now becoming a recognized medical treatment thereby undermining medical health care. What is this ‘treatment’ like? It is not a “painless death,” as advocates of assisted suicide contend, but is much more like “a...
by Matt Niedzielski | May 30, 2024 | Commentary, End of Life
You’ve heard from abortion activists that “abortion is health care”. It is happening at the other end of life as well. A recent example is an ill Canadian man who has been offered “state-sanctioned euthanasia ‘multiple times’ instead of getting the proper care he...
by Matt Niedzielski | Mar 21, 2024 | Commentary, End of Life
Previously I wrote about Senate Bill 24-068 and how it aims at making assisted suicide (which is now being called “medical aid-in-dying” to disguise reality) easier to obtain in Colorado. The bill has now made it through the Senate. It has been amended somewhat but,...
