Shortly before my beloved father died, I promised him that I would care for Mom at home just as I had cared for him. I hope that, by sharing my experiences as my mother’s caregiver, others will be encouraged to … Continued
What’s at the top of the feminist agenda? “Abortion on demand and without apology.” They brazenly shout this mantra with a defiance that reveals their true desire. Here’s a little known secret: that’s not how the feminist movement began. Most … Continued
Profit vs Expected Hospice Care Hospice is supposed to provide skilled and compassionate care for those suffering a terminal illness. It often falls far short of that goal, and now it’s getting worse. That’s because the field is increasingly being … Continued
February 2021: Culture of death advocates always claim an evil policy never leads to something even worse. There’s no better example than assisted suicide. Wherever it’s legal, supporters are constantly working to expand who’s eligible, or making it easier, … Continued
January 2021: In another sinister attempt to make abortion guilt free, anti-Personhood advocates are promoting a recent study showing that a large percentage of women would prefer to kill their child and pretend they did not. More than 40 … Continued
December 2020 – Article 1: Someone said there’s no good way to die. Maybe so, but some are much worse than others. Starvation is one of them. Within days of having nothing to eat, the body begins feeding on … Continued
November 2020 – Article 2: Imagine your deepest, private thoughts posted on Facebook. Can’t happen? Stay tuned. That could become reality as the rush to better link humans with computers picks up steam. Facebook is pursuing a brain-reading helmet-like … Continued
November 2020 – Article 1: November is National Adoption Month. To highlight the rewards of adoption, Georgia Right to Life’s Director of Education, April Fry, shared her personal story. “Alina is our pride and joy,” Fry said. “Having her … Continued
October 2020 – Article 2: October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and many organizations are seeking donations. Supporting the goal of ending the second most common kind of cancer in women is a worthy effort. The need is … Continued
October 2020 – Article 1: “I’m sorry, but your loved one is in a vegetative state coma and chances of recovery are uncertain.” What heartbreaking news for anyone to hear. Researchers at Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science have now … Continued