By Dave Andrusko Good news from the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF). 55-year-old Daniel Sanger, who became temporarily unconscious after suffering a heart attack and a seizure, has been saved from being starved to death after an ADF-allied attorney obtained a temporary restraining order “from Frederick County Circuit Judge Theresa Adams instructing Frederick Memorial Hospital to …
Continue reading "TRO Saves Maryland Man from Starvation Death"Editor’s note. This appeared yesterday on the of the Christian Medical Fellowship, a UK-based organization. Today Nikki Kenward, who was left disabled after a partial recovery from paralysis caused by Gullain Barre syndrome, will stage a protest outside parliament about the dangers that changing the law to allow assisted suicide or euthanasia would pose to those …
Continue reading "Stories of triumph over adversity should get more column inches and air time"By Dave Andrusko It’s not often that it occurs, fortunately, but there legal cases where precedents of unbelievable danger can be established. Such is the case with a 51-year-old woman identified (for legal reasons) only as “M.” England has already established the precedent that is acceptable to starve and dehydrate patients to death if they …
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