That’s what the anti-life, “compassionate” ethicists tell family members trying to keep afficted loved ones alive while hoping for a cure or a miracle. The following is a wrenching account of what one family suffered from such “sympathizers.”
LifeNews.com: In 2011, a survey study in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology reported that only 14% of practicing obstetrician/gynecologists are willing to perform abortions.1 In Oregon, the first state to legalize assisted suicide in 1994, just a small number of physicians have been writing the majority of lethal overdose prescriptions.2
Still, many mainstream media outlets report overwhelming support for both abortion and the so-called “right to die” as politically correct and humane, while opponents are cast as unfeeling religious bigots. Those people and families damaged from abortion and assisted suicide are usually ignored, as are the majority of medical professionals who do not want to participate in either. Read more here.
