The Pulse
Newsletter of Georgia Right to Life
DNR, You Have ZERO Rights To Decide
The Journal of Medical Ethics published on March 17, 2016 a survey compiled from 490 out of 3000 practicing neonatologists. The survey showed 76% of the neonatologists thought it was ethically permissible to issue a ‘Do Not Attempt Resuscitation’, (DNAR), without asking or notifying the parents for an infant when they “felt it impossible” for the child to survive.
Choose Life Tags: A Pro-Life Message On The Go
Tiny billboards all across Georgia proclaim “Choose Life.” Yes, tiny. And no, they are not up in the treetops along the Interstates or wedged between downtown buildings. They are on the bumpers of almost 4000 cars. They are Choose Life license plates. Since 2007...
Breaking the Facade
The Girl Scouts…My initial thoughts are of my own few years in the Scouts as a young girl. Selling cookies, earning badges, going to campouts, reading Bible stories around a camp fire, spending precious time with my mother who worked 3 jobs and yet still had time for...
Death with Dignity? A Risky Proposition For A Civilized Society
Over the past several weeks, many people have been discussing Brittany Maynard’s plan to kill herself on November 1st using a drug she obtained through Oregon’s so-called “Death with Dignity” Act. She was diagnosed at the beginning of this year with glioblastoma, the same malignant brain cancer which took the life of Sen. Ted Kennedy in 2012.
10 Things I Need To Tell You Before Your Abortion
https://grtl.org/10-things-i-need-to-tell-you-before-your-abortion/To my best friend: We’ve been friends for years. Through breakups, through laughter, through tears, through margarita Tuesdays and hangover Wednesdays. We’ve laughed so hard at inside jokes that we’ve both been laying on the kitchen floor and getting weird looks from...
In It To Win It
By Steve Deace - An article in Time Magazine does about the best and most honest job of covering the current divide within the pro-life movement I have seen yet. The schism comes down to two questions: 1) Is all life sacred and worthy of protection? 2) What is the...
The Most Dangerous Place On Earth
During the Christmas break I happened to see a terrifying program on Animal Planet called “Rattlesnake Republic.” I don’t know why I was urged to watch such tripe, but I did and on the program I saw some demented creature get in a coffin and have dozens of...
Columbus, Georgia…The Next Gosnell?
Columbus, Georgia is about to make headline news and I am begging someone to listen before aGosnell like story is thrown into all of our living rooms on the evening news with Columbus Women’s Health Organization on Rosemont Drive as the backdrop. Chattahoochee Valley...
Incrementalism and Regulation
By Steve Deace - I believe some types of incremental steps to end child killing in America are good, some are well-intentioned but won’t accomplish what they hope to, and some are fraudulent. Good incrementalism—I believe legislation that is compliant with the “laws...
What Does 90% Mean?
What does 90% mean to you? For me, it’s a stellar exam grade in graduate school. It’s an overwhelming certainty that my wife and I found the house we wanted to buy. It’s a huge success in endorsed candidate's election victories. Any way you cut it, 90% is a...
The Search for Speck
Aliens. That was among the recurring themes during my three days as a member of the press at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. And of course it would be – that’s every space nerd’s dream: to find alien life. Just look at War of the Worlds, Star Trek, Star Wars, Andromeda,...
The Pro-Life Kobayashi Maru
You are the Captain of an intergalactic spacecraft. As you are venturing on to your next peace-keeping mission, you receive a distress signal from a civilian freighter ship, which is carrying hundreds of innocent families on board. The civilian craft says that it has...