7/23/14
Vice President
Joseph Biden
The
White House
Wash.,
D.C. 20500
Dear
Vice President Joseph Biden,
Greetings on this glorious day! I hope that you and the loved ones are in good health. Good health is such a wonderful blessing from
the good Lord, our Creator Lord! How is your spirit on this glorious
day? Please remember that humans are more than flesh and blood. Also,
please remember that humans are created by our Creator Lord in His image with
inalienable rights! I am writing to you on this glorious day to ask for
your help. Please help repeal the new Health Care Law, or change all the
problems with the new law. The government should not ration health
care. The government should not be allowed to pay for abortions. Life is
a gift of the Lord, and is precious! The Holy Scriptures tell us
much about our Creator Lord, and how our Creator Lord created humans, in His
image, and how we should value life, and how we should protect and support
life, and how our Creator Lord loves us so much that He sent His only Begotten
Son Jesus into this world to shed His blood and to die on a cross for us sinners, so that
we might have eternal life! Jesus is our Atonement! The Holy
Scriptures are pure, perfect, powerful, profitable for doctrine and teaching,
and cannot be broken! Our Creator Lord is faithful! Our Creator Lord is true! Our Creator Lord can be taken at His Word! Our Creator Lord is good! Our Creator Lord is good all the time! Our Creator Lord is love! Jesus is the Word of God!!! Love
always protects. Love always hopes. Love always perseveres.
Love does not delight in evil. Love rejoices in the truth. Love
always hopes. Love is the commandment from the beginning.
Rationing health care does not protect
life. Rationing health care does not support life. Also, abortion
is the destruction of life - life given as a gift from our Creator!
Please take a strong stand for life! Please help repeal, or change all
the problems with, the new Health Care Law. President Barack Obama to say
that there are no problems with the new Health Care Law is like saying that
there are no problems in the United States of America!
Any Health Care Law should protect life, support life, and should further the healing of human life and do no harm to human life, and should not force anyone to go against one's God-given rights. We humans are created by our Creator Lord, in His image, for HIS glory! We humans are more than flesh and blood! Any such Health Care Law should be discussed by, supported and agreed upon by independents, republicans, and democrats alike and should be presented to the public before voted upon Congress and signed by the President of the United States. Any Health Care Law should show the public that all those involved with the writing of the Health Care Law value human life - life made in the image of our Creator -life given as a gift of the Lord.
Any Health Care Law should protect life, support life, and should further the healing of human life and do no harm to human life, and should not force anyone to go against one's God-given rights. We humans are created by our Creator Lord, in His image, for HIS glory! We humans are more than flesh and blood! Any such Health Care Law should be discussed by, supported and agreed upon by independents, republicans, and democrats alike and should be presented to the public before voted upon Congress and signed by the President of the United States. Any Health Care Law should show the public that all those involved with the writing of the Health Care Law value human life - life made in the image of our Creator -life given as a gift of the Lord.
Please know that all your efforts to
protect life will not go unnoticed (our Creator Lord is all seeing)!
Thank you very much for all your help.
Hope that you and the loved ones have a joyous
and peaceful day. May the good Lord, our Creator Lord, bless you and the
loved ones with blessings upon blessings!
Sincerely,
Ken Miller
Main St. Rm.
103
still one of the
working poor - if only in spirit
P.S.
Please help fulfill one of President Barack Obama's campaign promises. Please give us non-wealthy
individuals a $1,100 tax cut. Some of us working poor could use the $1,100 for
the honor and glory to our Creator Lord! Thank you very much! Some of us
working poor are in need! For God so
loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son to die for us sinners that
whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life.
Jesus
is the Holy One of Israel. Jesus is Lord! Jesus is the Living
Water!!! Jesus is the Bread of Life!!!
All
glory, honor, praise, and thanks be to our Creator Lord - maker of heaven and
earth - Messiah and King!!!!
How
about justice for the unborn children? Let's seek justice for the unborn
children - the preborn children!!!!!
The Continued Deterioration of Our Health Care System
by Bobby Schindler / Washington DC / LifeNews.com / March 20, 2014
It was nine years ago, March 18, 2005, that my sister, Terri Schiavo's feeding tube was removed by order of Pinellas County Florida Court Judge, George W. Greer. It was by Greer's order that Terri would slowly die by way of starvation and dehydration. It took almost two weeks.
Since Terri's horrific death, the non-profit organization established by my family, the Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network, works every day doing what we can to educate the public, raises the desperately needed awareness on this widely misunderstood issue of euthanasia, and more importantly, helps families that contact us. The vast majority of families who do reach out to us are faced with situations where their loved ones are in jeopardy of having their life sustaining treatment denied.
What has become painfully obvious is that it seems like almost every day, more examples of families' medical rights are being denied when it comes to decisions they are making for their loved ones. Indeed, we receive calls similar to what our family experienced - a domestic dispute over the care of a family member. However, more and more, we are getting calls from people who are fighting physicians, ethic committees, or health care facilities where their loved ones are being treated.
It can go as far as, if you can believe it, families having their loved ones stripped away from their care by the hospital, losing complete custody. When this does happen, there appears to be a certain pattern that begins the process.
First, the hospital physicians, nurses or even the staff will create or exaggerate a situation involving the family, most times without any real evidence, or they will fault the parents or loved one who is the caregiver with some type of mishap with the patient. Often times what follows is the family member(s) who were making medical treatment decisions are vilified, or accused of being the problem. This gives the hospital a reason to intervene and subsequently take action to deem the family incompetent as the caretaker.
The hospital can then go as far as restricting visitation rights, or completely stopping any family member from visiting their loved one, claiming that they are a "threat" to the care of the patient. The hospital can then go to court in order to gain control of the patient by requesting that a guardian be appointed or even the hospital itself, in place of the family members who were caring for their loved one.
The family who was once in the position of taking care of their loved one is now on the outside looking in - having no legal rights or any ability to help or even visit them. If you think this cannot happen, then you haven't heard of three cases currently taking place where the family has been removed as the care givers of their child and / or spouse. The cases of Justina Pelletier in Massachusetts, Bret Bohnin in Alaska, and the Gary Harvey case in New York. All you need to do is look them up.
In each situation, the facility contends that these patients were not being properly cared for by their family member and as a result, the patients were removed from their custody. Although these cases have their differences, there is one common denominator. Despite the reasons specified, it appears that in each instance proper care was being given. And in all of these situations, the care of their loved one has been put in the hands of strangers.
There have been countless warning signs with the state of our health care system and its perilous direction when it comes to caring for those who are unable to speak for themselves. Perhaps much of it started with the death of my sister, Terri. It is because of this that over the next two weeks, Terri's Life and Hope Network website will post stories of the events that occurred on each of those horrific days of Terri's inhumane death. Not only to remember Terri, but also to keep in mind the countless people who, as we speak, are suffering slow, agonizing deaths in hospices, nursing homes, and hospitals in America and around the world. Not to mention that every one of us needs to understand that no longer are we the ones who will be making medical decisions for our loved ones if we ever find ourselves in a situation where a hospital decides it knows better.
Find out more about Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network @ www.lifeandhope.com , or write them at P.O. Box 521, Narberth, PA 19072, or phone them at 855-300-HOPE (4673).
Find out more about LifeNews.com @ www.LifeNews.com .
The Continued Deterioration of Our Health Care System
by Bobby Schindler / Washington DC / LifeNews.com / March 20, 2014
It was nine years ago, March 18, 2005, that my sister, Terri Schiavo's feeding tube was removed by order of Pinellas County Florida Court Judge, George W. Greer. It was by Greer's order that Terri would slowly die by way of starvation and dehydration. It took almost two weeks.
Since Terri's horrific death, the non-profit organization established by my family, the Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network, works every day doing what we can to educate the public, raises the desperately needed awareness on this widely misunderstood issue of euthanasia, and more importantly, helps families that contact us. The vast majority of families who do reach out to us are faced with situations where their loved ones are in jeopardy of having their life sustaining treatment denied.
What has become painfully obvious is that it seems like almost every day, more examples of families' medical rights are being denied when it comes to decisions they are making for their loved ones. Indeed, we receive calls similar to what our family experienced - a domestic dispute over the care of a family member. However, more and more, we are getting calls from people who are fighting physicians, ethic committees, or health care facilities where their loved ones are being treated.
It can go as far as, if you can believe it, families having their loved ones stripped away from their care by the hospital, losing complete custody. When this does happen, there appears to be a certain pattern that begins the process.
First, the hospital physicians, nurses or even the staff will create or exaggerate a situation involving the family, most times without any real evidence, or they will fault the parents or loved one who is the caregiver with some type of mishap with the patient. Often times what follows is the family member(s) who were making medical treatment decisions are vilified, or accused of being the problem. This gives the hospital a reason to intervene and subsequently take action to deem the family incompetent as the caretaker.
The hospital can then go as far as restricting visitation rights, or completely stopping any family member from visiting their loved one, claiming that they are a "threat" to the care of the patient. The hospital can then go to court in order to gain control of the patient by requesting that a guardian be appointed or even the hospital itself, in place of the family members who were caring for their loved one.
The family who was once in the position of taking care of their loved one is now on the outside looking in - having no legal rights or any ability to help or even visit them. If you think this cannot happen, then you haven't heard of three cases currently taking place where the family has been removed as the care givers of their child and / or spouse. The cases of Justina Pelletier in Massachusetts, Bret Bohnin in Alaska, and the Gary Harvey case in New York. All you need to do is look them up.
In each situation, the facility contends that these patients were not being properly cared for by their family member and as a result, the patients were removed from their custody. Although these cases have their differences, there is one common denominator. Despite the reasons specified, it appears that in each instance proper care was being given. And in all of these situations, the care of their loved one has been put in the hands of strangers.
There have been countless warning signs with the state of our health care system and its perilous direction when it comes to caring for those who are unable to speak for themselves. Perhaps much of it started with the death of my sister, Terri. It is because of this that over the next two weeks, Terri's Life and Hope Network website will post stories of the events that occurred on each of those horrific days of Terri's inhumane death. Not only to remember Terri, but also to keep in mind the countless people who, as we speak, are suffering slow, agonizing deaths in hospices, nursing homes, and hospitals in America and around the world. Not to mention that every one of us needs to understand that no longer are we the ones who will be making medical decisions for our loved ones if we ever find ourselves in a situation where a hospital decides it knows better.
Find out more about Terri Schiavo Life and Hope Network @ www.lifeandhope.com , or write them at P.O. Box 521, Narberth, PA 19072, or phone them at 855-300-HOPE (4673).
Find out more about LifeNews.com @ www.LifeNews.com .
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