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LONDON, March 12, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - An Oxford University stem cell expert has urged the use of aborted children in organ transplants as a solution to the shortage of available organs. Sir Richard Gardner has called for a feasibility study on the possibility of obtaining organs from the bodies of aborted babies.
He said, "It is probably a more realistic technique in dealing with the shortage of kidney donors than others."
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The Orange County Board of Supervisors has voted unanimously to rescind a contract with Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties because of the organization’s links to abortion. “I don’t believe the county should be funding abortion, and I don’t believe the county really should be involved in funding an organization who performs about 35 percent of the abortions in the country,” said Supervisor Chris Norby, the Orange County Register reported. . .
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Terri Schindler had her last sustenance this week four years ago. She was deprived of nutrition and hydration after March 18, 2005. She screamed when she found out the tube was coming out. The cops said never happened. They were nazi cops inside the facility and outside. They even had german shepherds. It was a nightmare daytime and at night. Mikey’s freaky friends came out at night. The other sheriff employees paid for Mikey’s time off so he could play gatekeeper to keep Terri’s fabulous real family away from here.
NR is in life support just so her NY relatives can say goodbye and then it appears they are shutting her off.
From the NY Post:
Richardson, who was being treated at a Montreal hospital, is being transported to New York this afternoon so her mom Vanessa Redgrave, two children and other loved ones can say goodbye before she's taken off life-support, friends said. Liam Neeson, husband of the Broadway and screen star, left shooting of his movie in Toronto to rush to Richardson's side in Montreal and now on the trip home. The British-born Richardson, 45, fell during a private lesson at Mont Tremblant resort yesterday and allegedly told resort employees she felt fine. But an hour later, she complained of an extreme headache and was rushed to a nearby hospital. Richardson was on a beginner's slope and reportedly not wearing a helmet when she fell - although headgear is not required. "She did not show any visible sign of injury but the ski patrol followed strict procedures and brought her back to the bottom of the slope and insisted she should see a doctor," said a statement from the resort, which is almost 80 miles northwest of Montreal. "Approximately an hour after the incident Mrs. Richardson was not feeling good." Richardson was initially taken to the Centre Hospitalier Laurentien in Sainte Agathe and was later transferred to Hopital du Sacre-Coeur in Montreal.