I was just another ordinary citizen at the State House this session as an assisted suicide bill was debated. I found myself a tiny part of a coalition along with people who had nothing to do with the conventional pro-life movement, some of whom have absolutely no use for conventional pro-lifers. We had one goal:Continue reading “A coalition for life has a good day”
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An unconventional coalition resists assisted suicide bill
My days as a pro-life lobbyist are over. No, that’s not quite right: my days as one of the people wearing an orange badge as I walk through the New Hampshire State House are over. I’m back to being what I was when my kids were little and I dragged them to hearings: a stateContinue reading “An unconventional coalition resists assisted suicide bill”
A gift of life like no other
For the better part of two decades, I’ve been a blood donor. This is a simple matter of gratitude; people dear to me have benefited from transfusions. I’ve seen good outcomes. Once of those outcomes began twelve years ago, and it’s affecting my life and my outlook on pro-life work to this day. Ann MarieContinue reading “A gift of life like no other”
Ellen Kolb 