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We actually encountered one day, an acquaintance on this topic, one who otherwise was reasonable and fairly decent, just a little self centered. When we asked her to explain what happens to a baby when it is aborted, flustered, she explained, “Well, it just sort of goes away...”

She could not resolve the violence in her mind so just had it “go away.”

[8mmMauser]

This comes from the St. Pete Times, folks.

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His pace is much slower now at age 86. His body is weaker from heart disease. But the old man's memories are clear. Just ask

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Delbert Jackson lives alone now. LifePath Hospice and Palliative Care looks after him, along with a few neighbors and friends. Unlike Terri Schiavo, whose wishes were never truly known, he has a living will that protects his wish to die comfortably and naturally at home, away from state government debate and public scrutiny.

"I'm at peace," Jackson said. "I don't want to be kept alive in a vegetative state. If there's no hope for me, then let me go." He added, "I don't believe in suicide. My Lord and I have a very private pact. I won't do it myself. I'll wait for him."

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