People sometimes wonder if the subjects Not Dead Yet deals with every day get us down. But the reality is that you lift us up – every time you share the message that we are NOT “better dead than disabled,” every time you fight for the healthcare and supports we need, every time you prove … Continue reading Happy Holidays From Not Dead Yet!
Bipartisan Resolution Opposing Assisted Suicide Laws Reintroduced Anita Cameron, director of minority outreach for Not Dead Yet, will speak at a Congressional briefing to be held Thursday, December 12, 2019 in Room 2168 of the Rayburn House Office Building. The briefing is cosponsored by the National Council on Disability (NCD), Congressman Lou Correa (D-CA) … Continue reading Disability Activist Anita Cameron To Speak At Congressional Briefing On Assisted Suicide
December 3rd is Giving Tuesday and we know there are many organizations worthy of your support. Please consider giving to Not Dead Yet this week. We work in countless ways to oppose society’s crushing discrimination in healthcare and the relentless assault of “better dead than disabled” messages. But we need you to make this work … Continue reading Please Think Of Not Dead Yet On Giving Tuesday
Access Press in Minnesota recently carried two excellent articles by disability advocates written in response to an earlier article by Marianne Turnbull, who is seriously ill with ovarian cancer, in support of an assisted suicide bill. Kathy Ware is an RN and parent of an adult son with disabilities. Here’s an excerpt from her article: … Continue reading Disability Advocates Kathy Ware, RN and John Kelly Respond to MN Access Press Article
The National Council on Disability issued the following release on November 6, announcing the latest report in its bioethics series. Federal study finds certain health care cost-effectiveness measures discriminate, restrict access to lifesaving treatments for people with disabilities For Immediate Release … Continue reading Federal study finds QALYs restrict access to lifesaving healthcare for people with disabilities
