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May is Mental Health Month
Few people go through life without health challenges. Cancer, heart disease, chronic pain, diabetes, mental illness, and more, touch every family at some point. Physical and mental health conditions often occur at the same time. Mental health is essential to everyone's overall health and well-being, and mental illnesses are treatable. We in Geauga County Ohio are fortunate to have access to excellent physical health and behavioral health care professionals and services.
Finding the balance beween work and play, the ups and downs of life, and physical and mental health, can help you on your path to mind and body wellness. If you are concerned about your own mental health or that of a friend, family member or child, or if mental illness has caused problems in your relationships, at work, at home,, financially, physically, it may be time to get help. The Geauga County Board of Mental Health and Recovery Services provides a 24-hour hotline called COPELINE (440.285.5665 or 1.800.285.5665) that is available to Geauga County residents who need help with a mental health related issue, or you can contact the following agencies: Catholic Charities (440.285.3537), Family Pride (440.286.1553), NAMI Geauga6264) or Ravenwood Health (440.285.3568).
Few people go through life without health challenges. Cancer, heart disease, chronic pain, diabetes, mental illness, and more, touch every family at some point. Physical and mental health conditions often occur at the same time. Mental health is essential to everyone's overall health and well-being, and mental illnesses are treatable. We in Geauga County Ohio are fortunate to have access to excellent physical health and behavioral health care professionals and services.
Finding the balance beween work and play, the ups and downs of life, and physical and mental health, can help you on your path to mind and body wellness. If you are concerned about your own mental health or that of a friend, family member or child, or if mental illness has caused problems in your relationships, at work, at home,, financially, physically, it may be time to get help. The Geauga County Board of Mental Health and Recovery Services provides a 24-hour hotline called COPELINE (440.285.5665 or 1.800.285.5665) that is available to Geauga County residents who need help with a mental health related issue, or you can contact the following agencies: Catholic Charities (440.285.3537), Family Pride (440.286.1553), NAMI Geauga6264) or Ravenwood Health (440.285.3568).
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Signs Legislation to Permit "Death with Dignity"
This legislation allows terminally ill New Jersey adults to make their own decisions as to when and how they will end their lives. Hopefully this will afford the terminally ill and their families the peace and dignity they seek at this time. The bill makes New Jersey the eighth state to allow such end-of-life decisions with the assistance of medical professionals.
This legislation allows terminally ill New Jersey adults to make their own decisions as to when and how they will end their lives. Hopefully this will afford the terminally ill and their families the peace and dignity they seek at this time. The bill makes New Jersey the eighth state to allow such end-of-life decisions with the assistance of medical professionals.
Since “Unplanned” Movie Released, 94 Abortion Clinic Workers Have Said They May Quit Their Jobs
Abby Johnson’s powerful conversion story is moving hearts inside the abortion industry.
Johnson quit her job at Planned Parenthood a decade ago after watching an ultrasound-guided abortion and seeing the unborn baby fight for its life. Now, she runs a ministry called And Then There Were None, which provides support for abortion industry workers who want to quit.
Chuck Konzelman (co-writer, co-director of "Unplanned" told a U.S. Senate Judiciary meeting Wednesday that 94 abortion workers have reached out to the ministry since they released the film. LifeNews
Abby Johnson’s powerful conversion story is moving hearts inside the abortion industry.
Johnson quit her job at Planned Parenthood a decade ago after watching an ultrasound-guided abortion and seeing the unborn baby fight for its life. Now, she runs a ministry called And Then There Were None, which provides support for abortion industry workers who want to quit.
Chuck Konzelman (co-writer, co-director of "Unplanned" told a U.S. Senate Judiciary meeting Wednesday that 94 abortion workers have reached out to the ministry since they released the film. LifeNews
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Signs Bill Banning Abortions When Unborn Baby’s Heartbeat Begins
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed the state heartbeat bill into law Thursday afternoon (April 11, 2019) — making it the 6th state to ban abortions after an unborn baby’s heartbeat begins. “Government’s role should be to protect life from the beginning to the end,” DeWine said before signing the bill.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed the state heartbeat bill into law Thursday afternoon (April 11, 2019) — making it the 6th state to ban abortions after an unborn baby’s heartbeat begins. “Government’s role should be to protect life from the beginning to the end,” DeWine said before signing the bill.
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Nancy Pelosi and Democrats Block Bill to Stop Infanticide For 32nd Time, Refuse Care for Babies Born Alive
Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats continue to refuse a request to allow a vote on the "Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act", legislation that would stop infanticide and provide medical care and treatment for babies who survive abortions.
Today, House Democrats refused a vote on the bill for the 32nd time — reading the same statement they have read the previous 30 occasions that claims there is no bipartisan agreement to bring the bill up for a vote. Despite the claim, Republican leaders have repeatedly asked Pelosi and top Democrats to reach an agreement for the bill to receive a vote.
This is the 34th time in total that Congressional Democrats thwarted an attempt by Republicans to vote on a bill that would provide medical care and treatment for babies who provide survived failed abortions -- 32 times in the House and twice in the Senate. LifeNews
Nancy Pelosi and House Democrats continue to refuse a request to allow a vote on the "Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act", legislation that would stop infanticide and provide medical care and treatment for babies who survive abortions.
Today, House Democrats refused a vote on the bill for the 32nd time — reading the same statement they have read the previous 30 occasions that claims there is no bipartisan agreement to bring the bill up for a vote. Despite the claim, Republican leaders have repeatedly asked Pelosi and top Democrats to reach an agreement for the bill to receive a vote.
This is the 34th time in total that Congressional Democrats thwarted an attempt by Republicans to vote on a bill that would provide medical care and treatment for babies who provide survived failed abortions -- 32 times in the House and twice in the Senate. LifeNews
The Humanity of the Unborn Child and God's Infinite Mercy
What she saw changed everything.” That’s the tagline for the new movie Unplanned, which tells the true story about former Planned Parenthood abortion clinic director Abby Johnson. The movie is being released in theaters Friday – March 29. Fittingly, the release comes the same week as we celebrate the International Day of the Unborn Child, March 25.
So, what is it that Abby saw that changed everything?
According to Abby’s own account, she had been working for Planned Parenthood for eight years, directing the Brian, Texas clinic, yet she had never actually seen any of the abortions that she was selling every day. She herself had had two abortions. Then, one day, she was asked to assist in the operating room at her clinic, due to a staff shortage.
Abby was asked to hold the ultrasound probe during an abortion on a 13-week unborn baby. She could watch what happened, in real-time, on the screen. Abby recounts first seeing the baby: “The detail startled me. I could clearly see the profile of the head, both arms, legs, and even tiny fingers and toes. Perfect.” Human Life International
What she saw changed everything.” That’s the tagline for the new movie Unplanned, which tells the true story about former Planned Parenthood abortion clinic director Abby Johnson. The movie is being released in theaters Friday – March 29. Fittingly, the release comes the same week as we celebrate the International Day of the Unborn Child, March 25.
So, what is it that Abby saw that changed everything?
According to Abby’s own account, she had been working for Planned Parenthood for eight years, directing the Brian, Texas clinic, yet she had never actually seen any of the abortions that she was selling every day. She herself had had two abortions. Then, one day, she was asked to assist in the operating room at her clinic, due to a staff shortage.
Abby was asked to hold the ultrasound probe during an abortion on a 13-week unborn baby. She could watch what happened, in real-time, on the screen. Abby recounts first seeing the baby: “The detail startled me. I could clearly see the profile of the head, both arms, legs, and even tiny fingers and toes. Perfect.” Human Life International
New York Senate Passes Bill Legalizing Abortions Up to Birth
The New York Senate passed a radical pro-abortion bill Tuesday, January 22, 2019 that would allow unborn babies to be aborted for basically any reason up to birth.
Metro reports the bill passed after abortion activists pushed it for more than a decade in New York. Until now, it failed to pass the state Senate because of Republican lawmakers, but the November election put pro-abortion Democrats in control of both houses.
The vote was 38-24.
A New York Public Radio reporter said she heard a voice shout, “May almighty God have mercy on this state!” in the Senate soon after the vote.
The legislation goes beyond Roe v. Wade, allowing abortions even when the Supreme Court has said states may regulate them, according to the pro-life leaders. Late-term abortions, which currently are illegal in New York, would be allowed, and non-doctors would be allowed to perform them. LifeNews
The New York Senate passed a radical pro-abortion bill Tuesday, January 22, 2019 that would allow unborn babies to be aborted for basically any reason up to birth.
Metro reports the bill passed after abortion activists pushed it for more than a decade in New York. Until now, it failed to pass the state Senate because of Republican lawmakers, but the November election put pro-abortion Democrats in control of both houses.
The vote was 38-24.
A New York Public Radio reporter said she heard a voice shout, “May almighty God have mercy on this state!” in the Senate soon after the vote.
The legislation goes beyond Roe v. Wade, allowing abortions even when the Supreme Court has said states may regulate them, according to the pro-life leaders. Late-term abortions, which currently are illegal in New York, would be allowed, and non-doctors would be allowed to perform them. LifeNews
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National Right to Life News Today - Through education and legislation, National Right to Life is working to restore legal protection to the most defenseless members of our society who are threatened by abortion, infanticide, assisted suicide and euthanasia.
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