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Do Boomer Lives Matter to you? These people are the most liable to die from COVID-19 and other maladies. Thank the Lord the pandemic is over! But now we all need to face and deal with a much more serious problem. One thing that's not fading away is many people's ambivalence toward the elderly, sick, and disabled. The 75,000,000 "Baby Boomers" born from 1946 to 1965 in the U.S. are aging, nearly half are disabled, and over 70% (that's 50 million!) will be disabled before they pass away.
Read more about the mistreatment and bias against the elderly, sick, and disabled, particularly focusing on Baby Boomers in the U.S. The author warns of a growing movement towards euthanasia, using the euphemistic redefinition of "palliative care" as a cover. The essay references various articles covering topics like assisted suicide, illegal euthanasia in hospice, and the redefinition of terms leading to euthanasia.
The author emphasizes the value of every human life and calls for readers to subscribe to stay informed and take action against what they perceive as a threat to the well-being of the elderly and disabled. [read more...]
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(3 Jan.) Alabama couple, Mary Leah and Rodney Miller, share their successful embryo adoption journey after years of infertility. The couple welcomed twins, Dalton and Mary Elizabeth, in December 2022 through the National Embryo Donation Center (NEDC). With a surplus of frozen human embryos from assisted reproductive technology, the NEDC facilitates adoptions, estimating one million such embryos in the U.S. alone.
(14 Dec.) The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), the world's oldest continuously published medical journal, acknowledges historical errors and plans to publish articles addressing injustice and bias that appeared in its pages. Notably, the NEJM confesses to casually accepting slavery and perpetuating race hierarchies.
(4 Jan.) Olga Chemodanova, Head of Minsk City Executive Committee's Ideology Department, warned Orthodox clergy against violating state restrictions at a meeting, indicating potential imprisonment for those considered ideologically alien. She cited monitoring of over 500 religious communities in the past year, preventing the distribution of "extremist" literature, and objecting to prayers for Ukraine's victory.
(15 Dec.) People with intellectual and developmental disabilities are dissatisfied with healthcare services, citing communication and time spent with providers as major concerns, according to a study by Rutgers University.
(2 Jan.) Representatives from various religious denominations, including Metropolitan Epifaniy of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, have quoted John 8:44 – "You belong to your father, the devil" – condemning Russia's extensive shelling of Ukraine's major cities on January 1-2.
(4 Jan.) Scientists have developed a promising treatment for traumatic brain injury (TBI) using a novel approach. Leveraging macrophages, white blood cells with inflammation-regulating capabilities, researchers attached anti-inflammatory molecule-containing "backpacks" to these cells. In a porcine model, the treatment reduced brain lesions by 56%, lowered inflammation, and minimized hemorrhaging after TBI.
