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This document is a compilation of authoritative and reliable resources that address the principles that must be applied when making serious health care and end of life decisions. Since making these decisions can be very difficult and emotional, it would be prudent for everyone to be well informed about the complexities of the issues involved before being confronted with them.Click here to

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The Sept/Oct 2006 issue of American Life League's Celebrate Life contains a refreshing article about a hospice in Indiana that operates according to "faith guided" principals. I encourage you to read about Covenant Hospice. It is critically important to read the following article written by Dr Gerard Daly. Hospices – A Trojan horse for covert euthanasia?The terminally ill are very vulnerable. The

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Calvary in Pinellas Park By Fredi D'AlessioI will never forget my pilgrimage to 'calvary' in Pinellas Park, Florida on behalf of my sister Terri and her family. I was so very blessed to have been able to be there to support them and to advocate for Terri's right to life. I cherish them and the people who stood in solidarity with them, mostly having come from long distances. Of the many fine

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LIVING WILLSThey sound good, but…Living Wills are Unnecessary and Dangerous for Patients, Doctors and SocietyLiving Wills are documents being promoted as necessary to provide assurance that people will die peacefully and with dignity. In most states Living Wills are already legally binding. In other states there is an intense lobbying effort to make them legally binding. But Living Wills can be

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Editorial from the St. Louis ReviewApril 23, 2004The right to nutrition and hydrationA tremendous amount of confusion continues to threaten the safety and rights of vulnerable human lives affected by the serious disability which has come to be known as the "vegetative" state. To combat this, the Holy Father has made a new statement further clarifying the moral duty of providing nutrition and

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End-of-Life Health Care Decisions are DifficultSupplement to the St. Louis Review (Archdiocesan newspaper), October 3. 2003By Father Edward J. Richard, MSDecisions affecting treatment and care at the end of a person's life can present extraordinary difficulties for those involved.The public recognition of issues about treatment and care at the end of life has made almost everyone aware, if not

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What’s new since you last visited? List of postings in order of descending date: 10/29/06 Hospices – A Trojan horse for covert euthanasia? All other entries were posted prior to above date.

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This resource is dedicated to Theresa Marie Schindler and her loving parents, sister and brother. click on any bullet itemCalvary in Pinellas ParkThe Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation This document is a compilation of authoritative and reliable resources that address the principles that must be applied when making serious health care and end of life decisions. Since making these decisions can be

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