Beyond Interdependence: John's Story
Proponents of physician-assisted suicide often associate loss of independence with a diminishment in the value of one's life. But what if there's more to life than independence? Watch John's story below. Born without arms, John Foppe speaks to a way of life beyond independence, namely inter-dependence: Together we are more. Assisted suicide sells everyone short, so in times of illness or disability, he encourages us to “step into life!” |
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Death with Dignity: Lizz's Story
Lizz speaks of what "death with dignity" really looks like. She shares how, in her suffering with terminal cancer, she has learned to trust in God's plan for her life, until the end. |
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Assisted Suicide obstructs care that families need
Sylvia and Serena Alvarez share the inspiring story of Deacon Sal Alvarez -- how he fought for justice throughout his life, working for farmers' rights, advocating for access to health care for Latinos, and -- near the end of his life -- fighting against assisted suicide. They then call upon viewers to join them in continuing his fight for access to authentic health care, no assisted suicide. |
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Inspiring story of facing death with grace and dignity
Maggie Karner, 51-yr-old mother of three, has terminal brain cancer and opposes assisted suicide. She shares how her dad, when bedridden at the end of his life as a quadriplegic, taught her to face life & her final days with true grace and dignity. |
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