A suicide survivor’s miraculous witness
The following comes from an October 25 Angelus article by Casey McCorry: Six years ago, 17-year-old Brandi Moore lay in a hospital bed after a 30-foot fall over a highway overpass onto concrete
Dealing with suicide of a loved one
The following comes from an October 4 Catholic San Francisco article by Christina Gray: The Archdiocese of San Francisco is offering half-day support groups this fall for anyone who has been affected
A signal of deep anguish
The following comes from an April 22 New York Times article by Sabrina Tavernise: Suicide in the United States has surged to the highest levels in nearly 30 years, a federal data
Ban on assisted suicide upheld
The following comes from an August 14 CBS San Francisco article: A San Francisco Superior Court judge Friday upheld the enforcement of California laws dating back 141 years barring physician-assisted suicide after
Don’t be afraid of the nursing home
The following comes from a June 26 Kaiser Health News article by Anna Gorman. Kaiser Health News (KHN) is a nonprofit national health policy news service. A California law allowing nursing homes
Dolores Huerta endorses assisted suicide bill
The following comes from a June 25 Compassion and Choices story: On June 25, Latino labor leader and civil right activist Dolores Huerta publicly endorsed the End of Life Option Act (SB
Transgenderism similar to anorexic disorder
The following comes from an Aug. 20 story on CNS News, Dr. Paul McHugh, the former psychiatrist-in-chief for Johns Hopkins Hospital and its current Distinguished Service Professor of Psychiatry, said that transgenderism
