The pro-death folks are at it again, and your voice is needed to stop them! Once again, Maryland legislators have brought forward a bill to legalize assisted suicide. This bill (SB 701) will be heard in the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee on Friday afternoon. This assisted-suicide bill will allow doctors to prescribe a lethal dose
My wife had an interesting encounter in a coffee shop recently that reminded our family that not everyone thinks all lives are worth fighting for. Here is her story: Our daughter Stephanie and I like to go out for coffee. It makes for great mother-daughter time and we often go to a coffee shop nestled
Your state representative needs to hear from you! That’s because the Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee could be voting as soon as next week on a bill that would legalize assisted suicide. The Maryland House passed this bill on March 7th . This is our chance to stop this radical agenda. House Bill 399 would
Dear Friends: As you know, efforts to legalize assisted suicide in New Mexico have been growing in recent years. Following the November election, advocates now believe 2019 will be the year that assisted suicide is passed by the Legislature and signed into law by Governor-Elect Michelle Lujan-Grisham. People on both sides of this issue agree
When you think of someone taking their life through assisted suicide, perhaps you think of an elderly person, or at least of a young adult with a terminal diagnosis. But that’s not where assisted suicide is headed. All you have to do is look to Europe – or even Canada. In Europe, advocates for assisted
The Hawaii House of Representatives is about to vote on a bill (House Bill 2739) that would allow doctors to prescribe a lethal dose of drugs to anyone who has been “qualified” to end their own life. The so-called protections in this bill are weak and will do little to prevent abuses from taking place.
Congress is currently considering the future of assisted suicide in the District of Columbia. The U.S. House has a say in what goes on in the District, so no matter what state you live in, your voice can have an impact. Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee have voted to repeal the law. Now it’s
Elizabeth and her family know what it’s like to live with cancer. The bag full of prescription drugs, the good days and bad days, the priceless value of just being there when her son and daughter hit a new milestone. All of that gives her a unique perspective on the issue of assisted suicide. It’s
Learn exactly how God loves you. And discover the value of every life. Jean Swenson was in a tragic car accident in 1980 that left her paralyzed. She shares how she found hope in a most unexpected way. And she explains why it’s important to focus on “eliminating the problem, not the patient.” Learn more
The people in Hawaii took action last week and succeeded in getting an assisted-suicide bill deferred in a House committee. Thousands of people called or emailed their legislators urging them to oppose any bill that would allow a doctor to prescribe a lethal dose of drugs to a terminally ill patient. Eva Andrade, president of
We have the right, privilege and obligation to speak into every aspect of our government. Our Action Center makes it easy for you to do that.