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As I have warned here before, euthanasia activists are pushing for laws that permit people to write advance directives ordering themselves starved to death if they become mentally incapacitated. That effort is apparently gaining steam. The assisted suicide supporting organization Final Exit Network published a poll that supposedly found only 15 percent of respondents would oppose. Here’s how the question was worded as quoted in the pro-euthanasia crusading bioethicist Thaddeus Mason Pope’s blog: Some people also propose that individuals with early stage dementia, who are still competent, ...

Pandemic is pounding away at our mental health Written By: Nancy Lanthier Carroll | 10:00 am, Mar. 5, 2021 × Mental health is currently vogue in politics. Perhaps it’s because of the large suicide numbers recorded during COVID-19 and the others we may have missed. There is a destructive gene in my family that combines major depression with general anxiety disorder. There are millions of families like mine. Unlike people with epilepsy or cerebral palsy, we display no physical symptoms. There are many strains of this disease. I will share my experience and why people like me may c...

Roslyn Denard, 96 Roslyn Denard, a long time resident of Princeton, died at the age of 96 on December 31 st at Stonebridge in Skillman, NJ. Roz was born and raised in Brooklyn New York and graduated with a degree in Political Science from the University of Pennsylvania. She was married to her loving husband, Norman, of 73 years.  Norm and Roz moved to Princeton in the early 50’s where they created a wonderful home for their 3 children. In 1962 Roz started working at the Princeton Packet, selling classified ads over the phone and retired 32 years later as General Manager of the group of ...

to talk about. if it were me, is there ever a point i would want to end that suffering. we're talking about assisted suicide only legal strictly speaking in two states, washington and oregon. that leaves a lot of desperate people who struggle with painful conditions. one group has made it their mission to try to ease that misery. as i found out from my investigation, some families and law enforcement think they have gone too far. >> when she passed away, she didn't leave much behind. >> this is pretty much jana's life, a notebook of her medical history, doctors, labs, prescriptions. ...