A Houston hospital doesn’t want the truth released. Houston Methodist Hospital has invoked the statutory process found in the Texas Advanced Directives Act (TADA-Chapter 166.046 of the Health & Safety Code), which allows the hospital to override medical...
Pro-Lifers from all over the country contact Houston Methodist as Chris Dunn´s story gains national media attention
On Thursday, Texas Right to Life Legislative Director, John Seago, spoke to VCY America Christian Information Radio about the plight of Chris Dunn, a Houston man whom Houston Methodist Hospital is trying to kill by removing breathing assistance against...
Sen. Konni Burton requests Texas hopitals work with families to best promote our Culture of Life
Vows to support additional Pro-Life Reforms to Texas Advance Directives Act.
Why is Houston Methodist Hospital trying to take Chris´s life?
Last week, we alerted supporters and media to the harrowing ordeal of American hero Chris Dunn at Houston Methodist Hospital, where administrators are fighting to remove him from life-sustaining treatment. Texas Right to Life has been at the helm of...
Attorneys representing Chris Dunn contest Methodist Hospital´s attempt to seize guardianship
Chris Dunn´s lawyers file contest of Methodist Hospital´s shocking attempt to seize guardianship from the patient´s mother and Medical Power of Attorney.
On Human Rights Day, Chris Dunn´s human rights are trampled by Houston Methodist Hospital
Americans take action for plight of American hero facing hospital death sentence.
Family protecting hospitalized relative from imposed death
Houston family secured temporary restraining order in an attempt to extend the 10-day countdown before their ailing relative faces involuntary denial of medical treatment.
A checklist to die: Obamacare´s death tests and panels
“Obamacare’s shoddy implementation doesn’t even begin to scratch the surface of its great evil,” reported Breitbart late last year, referring to the healthcare rationing that is insidiously hidden within the pages of the evasive law. Perhaps...


