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...
Evelyn Kelly, the mother of a hospitalized patient Methodist hospital is attempting to remove from life-sustaining care, speaks about her families struggle to continue Chris´s treatment.
UPDATE: Chris is conscious, alert, answers questions, and waved at his visitor. But more importantly, Chris is alive and we are fighting to make sure Houston Methodist doesn't change that. Please help us help Chris see Christmas! Contact Houston...
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.
Americans take action for plight of American hero facing hospital death sentence.
Chris Dunn, who fought Somali pirates and served in the Harris County Sheriff’s Office and the Department of Homeland Security, was admitted to the hospital in October 2015 for uncontrolled vomiting. A mass was discovered on his pancreas. Doctors stabilized him, and...
-Contact your State Representative and State Senator and tell them to repeal the law (Section 166.046, Health and Safety Code) that allows a hospital to take Chris's life. -Chris is one of hundreds of patients victimized by the Texas Advance Directives Act, a...
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...
Governor Greg Abbott signed a bill Wednesday improving protections for hospital patients and reforming the deadly Texas 10-Day Rule. Pro-Life Texans celebrate this great step forward yet recognize the work ahead to repeal the provisions of state law that still allow...
UPDATE: Texas lawmakers passed a bill in 2023 that extends the countdown from 10 days to 25 days and provides other tools to help patients facing this deadly law. Under current Texas law, the Texas Advance Directives Act (TADA, Chapter 166.046 of the Texas Health and...