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: assisted suicide bill fails in NH”
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An unconventional coalition resists assisted suicide bill
My days as an official pro-life lobbyist are over. I’m back to being what I was when my kids were little and I dragged them to hearings: a state resident of no particular distinction, come to register my opinion at the State House. Yesterday was one of those days. Assisted suicide, already enacted into lawContinue 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”