Mom Says “Brain Dead” Teen Jahi McMath is Doing Better
Jahi McMath, who was left in a precarious medical state following a
botched tonsillectomy, is reportedly doing better — according to an open
letter her mother released online. Jahi was the subject of a national
debate recently as her parents fought a hospital that wanted to remove
her life support.
Jahi was transferred from Oakland Children’s Hospital January 5 after a protracted legal battle between the family and the hospital which declared Jahi brain dead December 12 and sought to remove her from a ventilator. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Five-month-old
Sebastian stopped breathing while in his aunt’s car
during a traffic jam on the freeway and became unconscious. As Pamela
Rauseo pulled over and screamed for someone to help her nephew,
Sebastian, people came running to her aid — including a police officer
and two firefighters.
Sebastian, who suffers from respiratory problems after being born prematurely, had started to turn blue as Ms Rauseo drove along a highway at 2.30pm. She quickly pulled over and lifted him from the car, screaming for help. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Jahi McMath, who was left in a precarious medical state following a
botched tonsillectomy, is reportedly doing better — according to an open
letter her mother released online. Jahi was the subject of a national
debate recently as her parents fought a hospital that wanted to remove
her life support.Jahi was transferred from Oakland Children’s Hospital January 5 after a protracted legal battle between the family and the hospital which declared Jahi brain dead December 12 and sought to remove her from a ventilator. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Five-month-old
Sebastian stopped breathing while in his aunt’s car
during a traffic jam on the freeway and became unconscious. As Pamela
Rauseo pulled over and screamed for someone to help her nephew,
Sebastian, people came running to her aid — including a police officer
and two firefighters.Sebastian, who suffers from respiratory problems after being born prematurely, had started to turn blue as Ms Rauseo drove along a highway at 2.30pm. She quickly pulled over and lifted him from the car, screaming for help. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Christi’s Story: Sexually Abusive Boyfriend Forced Her to Get Seven Abortions
Christi remembers the day like it was yesterday: “I was 17 when I got pregnant. I was so scared. I went to my mom’s friend, and she said, ‘Well, you
definitely don’t want to tell your mom because your parents have such big dreams for you.’ So she took me to a clinic.”
Christi remembers the day like it was yesterday: “I was 17 when I got pregnant. I was so scared. I went to my mom’s friend, and she said, ‘Well, you
definitely don’t want to tell your mom because your parents have such big dreams for you.’ So she took me to a clinic.”
For the
next several years, despite her successful career and seemingly
committed relationship with her boyfriend, Christi found herself in a
vicious cycle of abuse and exploitation. “He abused me. He told me if I
didn’t get abortions, he would leave me. I never stood up for myself.” http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Baby Saved From Abortion: “The Doctor Told Me It Was Like a Peanut, That’s Not a Peanut”
The aggressive words — “Is this the f***ing pro-life stuff!?” — is how the best conversation of last week began.
Baby Saved From Abortion: “The Doctor Told Me It Was Like a Peanut, That’s Not a Peanut”
The aggressive words — “Is this the f***ing pro-life stuff!?” — is how the best conversation of last week began.
An
abrasive young woman was shouting those words at our newest team member
Josh, he was caught a little off guard and wasn’t quite sure how to
respond. No need to worry, the girl strutted right on by and straight up
to Lauren, a veteran team member and quipped: “Why you guys gotta be at
a college!?” http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
3-D Printer Helps Blind Parents Feel Unborn Baby Before She’s Born
The marvels of modern technology are bringing the experience of
pregnancy to people who may otherwise not able to enjoy the same kinds
of ultrasound pictures the rest of us get to enjoy and appreciate.
The use of 3-D printers is helping blind people who can’t see an ultrasound photo to enjoy a more tactile experience by being able to hold a 3-d model of their unborn baby. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
The marvels of modern technology are bringing the experience of
pregnancy to people who may otherwise not able to enjoy the same kinds
of ultrasound pictures the rest of us get to enjoy and appreciate.The use of 3-D printers is helping blind people who can’t see an ultrasound photo to enjoy a more tactile experience by being able to hold a 3-d model of their unborn baby. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
American Olympic Hopeful’s Dreams Shattered After Birth Control Caused Massive Blood Clots
Megan
Henry was one of the top five women in the United States in the sport
of skeleton. But, as she was attempting to qualify for the Olympics, a
problem with her Nuva Ring birth control device brought her hopes and
aspirations crashing down, and almost her life as well.
Henry started using
the Nuva Ring birth control device last summer but, within 10 days of
taken it, she had a hard time breathing. Eventually her breathing got so
bad she could hardly speak an doctors couldn’t determine the cause. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/Megan
Henry was one of the top five women in the United States in the sport
of skeleton. But, as she was attempting to qualify for the Olympics, a
problem with her Nuva Ring birth control device brought her hopes and
aspirations crashing down, and almost her life as well.
Swiss Clinic Euthanizes Elderly Woman Who Lost Her Beauty and Was Lonely
There
is no limit to the death culture any more. An elderly Italian woman
paid Dignitas 10,000 Euros to be made dead because she had lost her
looks and was lonely.
From the Daily Mail
story: A healthy Italian woman paid a Swiss right-to-die clinic to take
her life because she was ‘unhappy about losing her looks.’ Oriella
Cazzanello, 85, travelled to a clinic in Basel, Switzerland, where she
paid €10,000 for an assisted suicide. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/There
is no limit to the death culture any more. An elderly Italian woman
paid Dignitas 10,000 Euros to be made dead because she had lost her
looks and was lonely.
Pro-Lifers to Protest Hispanic Group LULAC Awarding Abortion Activist Wendy Davis Tomorrow
evening, Texas state Senator Wendy Davis (D) is scheduled to receive
the Señora Internacional award in Laredo, Texas, from the League of
United Latin American Citizens as part of local Washington Birthday
festivities. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Breathtaking Video Documents Unborn Baby’s Nine-Month Journey
There are a lot of ways to “document” the nine months of pregnancy. You
can go heavily into prenatal development, providing pictures and/or
illustrations that take you from well before the union of sperm and ovum
to the conclusion–the birth of a child. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Texas Planned Parenthood Has Already Received $612,000 in Taxpayer Funds This Year Yesterday, at the Texas Senate Health and Human Services Committee meeting. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
FDA Appears Set to Approve Creating Human Embryos With Three Parents An experimental technique for creating embryos with three biological parents appears to be moving toward an okay from the FDA. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Liberal Party Kills Quebec Bill to Legalize Euthanasia, For Now In a surprising turn of events yesterday, the Quebec government was unable to get Bill 52, a bill to legalize euthanasia, to a vote. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
Abortion Industry Keeps Pushing RU 486 Abortion Drug Despite Womens’ Deaths Quietly and behind the scenes, the abortion industry pushes a deadly product with every increasing frequency. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
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Florida Congressional Election Pits Pro-Life David Jolly vs. Pro-Abortion Alex Sink
In the race to replace the late Congressman Bill Young (R) in Florida’s
13th Congressional district, there is a clear contrast between the
candidates on abortion and Obamacare. http://www.lifenews.com/2014/
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