Collecting My Thoughts

I don't see many adults with Down Syndrome these days. Pre-natal testing has reduced their chances of surviving in the womb, along with ...

Too bad making history doesn't make it any safer to have an extra copy of chromosome 21 since about 90% are aborted. http://mic.com/...

Selected questions from the National Abortion Federation, an organization that continues to mourn the murder of Dr. George Tiller at its ...

No test is perfect. Once back in 1963 I was told I was pregnant but I wasn't--it was another woman's test with a similar name. Some ...

It's a great imponderable. My faith and church informs me that God loves all his children, from conception to old age death, both those ...

Didn't Obama warn us, when trumpeting his health care take over, that evil doctors make mistakes, and perform unnecessary procedures? L...

The illiberal left It's never more apparent than in a discussion about Sarah Palin--one of the few women politicians I can recall who di...

The high cost of utopia For every three “imperfect” children (in our stunted minds, not God’s) we may be losing two “perfect” children. “Two...

Why wasn't a 92% death rate enough? Better science doesn't always mean a better life (Nov 2005). At least not a Down Syndrome baby....

The son who transcended his father's failures A very interesting article about Arthur Miller's son, who was hidden away most of his...