Why Are US Nursing Homes Giving Fake Schizophrenia Diagnoses to the Elderly
By Hannah Cox A new New York Times investigation discovered a troubling nationwide-trend in nursing homes, one that is likely to make Americans even more wary of placing…
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I Cannot Bring My Mother Back, But I’ll Use What I Learned to Advocate for Others
On May 1, 2021, my mother, Margaret, passed away from massive internal hemorrhaging. Although she was 84 years old, her death was unexpected in the context of…
How to Share Joy with Nursing Home Residents
By Mary Kizior We often talk about the need to reach out to sick or elderly persons to offer comfort at the end of life,…
Pro-Life This Week – March 15, 2019
Week in Review – Major Win for Life in Ohio; Beauty Brands Fund PP On March 12, 2019, a federal appeals court in Cincinnati, Ohio, upheld…
Cackles, Robots, and Death
By Judie Brown The scenes played out in nursing homes and hospitals these days are enough to make one physically ill. Between diagnoses by television…
The Epidemic of Loneliness
By Laura Kizior When we think of the culture of death, we picture evils like abortion, contraception, and euthanasia. Rarely do we consider the consequences…
Three Tips for Safeguarding Your Loved One in a Nursing Home
By Nancy Valko, RN, ALNC I have had many relatives and friends who lived in nursing homes, and, especially as a nurse, I am always…
When We Reach Out Our Hands
Today’s guest commentary is from a young pro-lifer who won Third Place in ALL’s Pro-Life Essay Contest.
Christian Responses to Medical Killing
A monstrous notion has become law. Assisting in the suicides of sick and disabled Canadians is legally permitted.
Dutch Village Offers Humane Treatment for Dementia Patients
By Mark Davis Pickup
A recent news story told about a village in Holland called Hogeway. At first glance Hogeway seems like any normal small community.
Can Hospice Become a Death Chamber?
In a time when life is not valued be it the preborn, the elderly, or the infirm we must strive to teach that all people are worthy of love, respect, honor, and care. Doctors may not always look out for the best interests of their patients, so when it comes to end-of-life care, we must protect ourselves and our loved ones by being educated and by asking questions.