Ethics of brain death declaration By Bobby Schindler — Thursday, January 16, 2014 Much has been written about Jahi McMath in recent days. The 13-year-old Oakland, Calif., girl underwent surgery Dec. 9 to remove her tonsils. She was declared “brain-dead” after going into cardiac arrest. Since that time, experts have opined on the ethics of … Continue reading
by Linda Kincaid — January 14, 2014 The National Association to Stop Guardian Abuse posted a memorial for war hero, Hugh Johnson. NASGA honored Johnson’s service in World War II and recounted the horrors of being a German prisoner of war. The memorial also recounted the greater horrors of Johnson’s last months in Raleigh, … Continue reading
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Eighty-five-year-old Reta Cook can’t get around without the help of her family and a wheelchair but she says she doesn’t need Santa Clara County’s help with anything. “I really don’t know why they would want to take over my life,” Cook says. To continue reading: Woman hiding from Bay Area county
The truth is out, isn’t it? The smoking ban isn’t strictly about health issues. We now have proof that it is about “control” and personal preferences of the elite and very little else. Of course, that should have been obvious when smoking bans included outdoor space where second hand smoke couldn’t possibly affect an innocent … Continue reading
Ominous case is only the latest example of government and hospital boards taking private medical decisions away from families PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6, 2014 / – The parents of Jahi McMath won a key victory in the right to care for their daughter, Jahi McMath. Jahi entered Children’s Hospital in Oakland in early December to have … Continue reading
To Read the Article: Little Sisters of the Poor v. Sebelius
It’s a New Year! A new beginning! It’s also a time to reflect on the kids that need us to remember their plight and to fight in their behalf when the system forgets the human components called faith, hope and a sprinkle or two of compassion! On a bright and positive note… Connecticut Children’s Medical … Continue reading
Supporters of Jahi McMath continue to work for her transfer out of Children’s Hospital Oakland. The 13-year old patient who suffered massive complications after a surgery that led to a “brain death diagnosis” continues to show signs of life. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., December 31, 2013 / — Under the direction of the Terri Schiavo Life … Continue reading
Judge extends life support for Jahi McMath until Jan. 7 The family of the 13-year-old Oakland, Calif. girl who was declared brain-dead after a tonsillectomy was desperately trying to move her to a New York facility until a judge extended her life support at the Children’s Hospital in Oakland Monday. A judge reportedly extended life … Continue reading
I am so sick of hearing, “It’s the right thing to do!”… that I could spit nails and talk to the wall! The only problem is I’d have to wait in line, because the wall’s pretty packed right now with wall-talkers. Where do these people get the idea that all their ideas are so ideal … Continue reading
To Read the Article: Al Sharpton’s Chicago Town Hall Erupts into Revolt Against Machine Politics
Moving forward in the Gary Harvey case to still another holiday… The Dictators of Non-Compassion: Gary Harvey Case and the Unexpected Twist How long has it been since Gary Harvey fell down those basement stairs? Some days it seems as though it was only yesterday, but it wasn’t. It was January 21, 2006. It has … Continue reading
By Carrie K. Hutchens on December 10th, 2010 Last year, I wrote the following article. Wife’s Visitation in Jeopardy: The Isolation of Gary Harvey By Carrie K. Hutchens on November 7th, 2009 Gary Harvey is the brain injured man from New York, who seems to have his own private “death panel” determined to kill him … Continue reading
Dear “Truly Appreciated” Reader: I’m still trying to raise money to help a friend pay for medical tests, treatments, meds & other expenses incurred during a medical setback. If you need help with proofreading or updating your blog, for example, please consider me for the job. Just tell me what you need done and how much you are willing to … Continue reading
by Ron Panzer December 20, 2013 You may have had a father whose message was, “You’re worthless! You’re a mistake!” You may have had a mother who left without even saying goodbye. You may have brothers and sisters who don’t even know you, Or friends who are gone overnight. You may have enemies who … Continue reading
Family wants to keep life support for girl brain dead after tonsil surgery CNN Video Carrie’s Take is: Do we really know this young girl is brain dead? Who says so? The ones that were caring for her when the medical crisis occurred? Doesn’t one report say there is swelling of the brain? Why not wait and … Continue reading
Once upon a time, in the Land of Void, there were men and women, who wished to serve their country with honor and integrity. These few, among so many others, had this vision of a life with liberty and freedom and a true chance at the American Dream as once had been before PC became … Continue reading
I don’t think this baker should have to provide a wedding cake for a same-sex marriage anymore than I would feel a gay baker should be required to provide a cake for a heterosexual marriage.
The Patriot Guard honoring the fallen! Thank you!
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Video from Fox4 News KC – Read Full Article – December 6, 2013 This is how it should be — people helping people just because they need help! God Bless this family & all those who helped them!
Video from WND – 12/07/13 It looks as though eyes are opening!