Author: unitedfamilies

The ongoing case of Roger Foley, a 45-year-old Canadian man suffering from an incurable degenerative neurological disorder, has put a spotlight on the country’s medical assistance in dying (MAiD) legislation. Foley, a former e-business manager at the Royal Bank of Canada, has been hospital-bound since 2015 due to his debilitating condition, cerebellar ataxia. Allegedly, Foley was offered a choice by hospital staff: either pay $1,800 a day for continued hospital care, return home to receive possibly inadequate care, or opt for medical assistance in dying.

A 16-second TikTok video that went viral is causing disgust in the online community, not for reasons typically associated with viral videos but due to its disturbing content. In this video, a woman is seen dancing, captioning it as “my fetus dancing right before it was aborted.”

An 82-year-old mother in the United Kingdom (UK) is demanding answers after discovering that her son, who she thought had been missing, was actually killed at Pegasos, an assisted suicide and euthanasia business in Switzerland.

The Texas Supreme Court is considering whether or not to take up the case of Caroline Antoun who is seeking personhood for her frozen embryos. The embryos are currently the property of Antoun’s ex-husband, Gaby Antoun, as the IVF contract had stated he would get custody in the event of a divorce. Antoun, however, is asking that the embryos be considered persons and placed in her custody.