On December 23, 2015, a forty-six-year-old man named Chris Dunn died of complications from presumed (though unconfirmed) pancreatic cancer. In a few short months, illness ravaged this ex-sheriff’s deputy, his stout physique shriveling to skin on bones. In his...
Wesley J. Smith, bioethicist and friend of Texas Right to Life, joined Fr. Barnabas Powell on the show “Faith Encouraged Live” to discuss the Texas Advance Directives Act (TADA) and the tragedy of hospital discrimination. Smith has long encouraged...
Pursuant to a draconian Texas law which sanctions imposed death or involuntary euthanasia (Chapter 166.046 of the Texas Health and Safety Code), patients across Texas must fight for a hospital not to end their own life or the life of their loved one. The Texas...
Before Chris Dunn’s passing prior to Christmas, well-known patient advocate Bobby Schindler, brother of the late Terri Schiavo, delivered a hard-hitting message about Chris’s hospital treatment (and lack thereof) at LifeNews.com. Schindler is well-acquainted with the...
Seemingly every day, Americans learn a new piece of horrifying information about the business practices of Planned Parenthood. Earlier this month, for example, a string of Planned Parenthood abortion mills in Ohio was caught disposing of their abortion victims...
Over two years ago, 13-year-old Jahi McMath was declared brain-dead following complications related to tonsil surgery in California. Jahi’s hospital pushed to remove the young girl from life support, but her family suspected that the prognosis of brain...
Chris Dunn, who passed away at Houston Methodist Hospital on Wednesday, was a loving son, brother, and friend. Chris served his local and national communities as an EMT, police dispatcher, and employee at the Department of Homeland Security. Chris was an...
On Saturday, Fox News’ Fox and Friends featured the story of Houston Methodist patient Chris Dunn. Chris is facing a death sentence via the hospital’s invocation of the Texas Advance Directives Act (TADA), a draconian Texas statute which allows...