All posts by Jules Good

Elaine Kolb Performs “Not Dead Yet” Song at CT Press Conference

NDY ally Elaine Kolb performed an original song at a press conference hosted by Progressives Against Medical Assisted Suicide (PAMAS) and Second Thoughts CT to highlight the dangers of the proposed CT assisted suicide legalization bill. Check out the video to see her speech and performance: https://youtu.be/AnaQhlmVt68 Video Transcript – My name is Elaine Kolb. … Continue reading Elaine Kolb Performs “Not Dead Yet” Song at CT Press Conference

Alzheimer’s Association Releases Statement Severing Ties with Compassion & Choices

On January 29th, the Alzheimer’s Association released a statement indicating that they are cutting ties with Compassion & Choices, the leading pro-assisted suicide organization in the U.S. Importantly, they stated that “Their values are inconsistent with those of the Association.”  We hope this will spur deeper consideration and conversation among national medical organizations who are … Continue reading Alzheimer’s Association Releases Statement Severing Ties with Compassion & Choices

Disability Day of Mourning 2023: What Is It, and How Can You Get Involved?

March 1st will mark the twelfth annual Disability Day of Mourning, when disabled community members gather in various locations across the country to memorialize disabled victims of filicide. Vigils will take place both in person and virtually, and will include speeches, readings, and the list of names of victims.  Filicide is the murder of a … Continue reading Disability Day of Mourning 2023: What Is It, and How Can You Get Involved?

NDY Vlog Ep. 3! Crucial Case: Kligler v Healey

CW: suicide, assisted suicide, ableism. In this vlog, we’ll break down the recent ruling in Kligler v Healey, where the MA Supreme Judicial Court ruled that there is no constitutional right to assisted suicide and that involuntary manslaughter is the appropriate charge for a medical professional who assists in a patient’s suicide. All quotes and … Continue reading NDY Vlog Ep. 3! Crucial Case: Kligler v Healey

Diane Coleman: Comments Opposing Oregon Bill HB 2279 to Remove Residency Requirement for Assisted Suicide

Oregon is currently considering a bill that would no longer require people to prove Oregon residency in order to pursue assisted suicide. This bill comes after the March 2022 settlement reached in Gideonse v Brown, which alleged that the residency requirement is unconstitutional. The court did not rule but the parties agreed to a settlement … Continue reading Diane Coleman: Comments Opposing Oregon Bill HB 2279 to Remove Residency Requirement for Assisted Suicide