…nd steal his bike and money which traumatized him. He then conspired to recruit and conspire with others to assist him in carrying out his hate campaign, including defamation, false light, invasion of privacy, rumors, and physical assault. This resulted in many losses to the victim, including his alumni networks from high school and college, as well as losses in employment. It also followed him in the community, and it is still going on today, cau…
…egulations for Section 1557, including a Request for Information, proposed rule, and final rule.[1] HHS considered more than 24,875 public comments submitted for the 2016 rule.[2] There is no reason to reopen this rule and ignore the reasoned process HHS has already undertaken. We request that HHS retain the current definition of a “covered entity.” The proposed rule seeks to radically narrow the scope and applicability of Section 1557, contrary t…
…rease the discrimination and trauma many of us experience in our ongoing struggle for decent health care for ourselves, our families and our loved ones, a struggle which has already cost the lives of far too many. We ask you to think critically as you view the film, “Prescription for Peace of Mind: An Option for the Terminally Ill.” Nine Reasons to Oppose Medical Assisted Suicide In our cost-cutting health care system, it encourages the rationing…
…sted suicide later that very month. Middleton had named Sawyer his estate trustee and put his home in her trust. Two days after Thomas Middleton died, Sawyer listed the property for sale and deposited $90,000 into her own account.[16] It took a federal investigation into real estate fraud to expose this abuse. Sawyer was indicted for first-degree criminal mistreatment and first-degree aggravated theft, partly over criminal mistreatment of Thomas M…
…ted from state laws regarding prosecution for prescribing lethal doses of drugs to patients the doctors judged to be terminally ill and who asked for drugs to take their own lives. I learned of individuals with significant disabilities who, while not terminally ill, could not find a way to live outside of a long-term care institution, and chose to stop receiving food and hydration or to have life support equipment disconnected. I learned that phys…
