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I saw this message on a onesie at a family reunion about 20 years ago. It was worn as part of a funny t-shirt contest with my grandfather and his brother as the judges. It did not win!

Protecting life is more than a belief — it’s a calling. For me, that calling grew out of real, personal experiences that opened my eyes to how fragile life can be when our culture forgets its worth. Those experiences taught me that education and awareness are powerful tools. When people know the truth — when they see the humanity, the hope, and the value in every life — hearts change, and lives are saved.

Discover the untold cultural war on women, family, and faith in America—and how it’s reshaping motherhood, masculinity, and identity.

MAiD law states (medical assistance in dying) have no oversight state program for assisted dying. There is no application. All you need to do is find a doctor willing to distort “do no harm” oath, tell him you want to die, answer a few questions and wait for your prescription of poison. The term Compassionate Choice is used frequently. The wording is so clever. To be so compassionate that your desire to alleviate another’s distress is expressed by helping them die.