Julie Grimstad, Executive Director / Life is Worth Living, Inc.
Profound respect for the sanctity (i.e., inviolability) of human life has traditionally been the core ethical principle of medicine, but that is no longer the case. Due to policies driven by a godless worldview, vulnerable patients are increasingly in danger of deadly harm.
Date posted: 2026-04-17
Human beings are not "vegetables." The dehumanizing term "persistent vegetative state" (PVS), crafted in 1972, became more familiar in the 1980s as "right to die" activists, courts, state legislatures, physicians and bioethicists began to use the PVS label as justification for withdrawing food and fluids from persistently unresponsive patients. PVS is a diagnosis that kills people.
Date posted: 2014-05-27