On the same day that Brittany Maynard chose to end her own life, a 17 year-old cheerleader named Nina Poeta also succumbed to a brain tumor but only after waging a valiant fight that inspired an entire community.
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Parents Outraged Over Halloween Programming
Parents around the country are expressing their fury at ABC for exposing children and unsuspecting families, who had just finished watching the It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown special on October 30, to graphic sex in the opening scene of the following program, Scandal.
Brittany Maynard Has Died
The terminally ill woman whose controversial decision to end her own life rather than face death from a brain tumor, has passed away at the age of 29.
Obama Infuriates Stay-at-Home Moms
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSIn spite of the fact that he's the leader of the party who claims to have women's best interests at heart, President Barack Obama infuriated a powerful bloc of female voters in Rhode Island on Friday when he suggested that staying home with children is "not a choice we want Americans to make."
Church Leaders Encourage Faithful to Vote Tomorrow!
US Now Selling Citizenship Through Fertility Clinics
Moms Say No to Kardashian-Inspired Clothing Line
The idea of dressing toddlers in tight black leather pants and short skirts inspired by the loose-living Kardashian sisters has angered a group of moms who want their clothing line removed from all Babies 'R' Us stores, since they believe there is a right way for all type of fashion styles and accessories, for example using the right Fake Louis Vuitton guide by Mau-fashion.com, adult women can find great bags to match their outfits.
Brittany Maynard May Postpone Suicide
The 29 year-old woman whose battle with terminal brain cancer has gripped the nation says she may not swallow a lethal prescription on Saturday as planned because she still feels joy and thinks this might not be the "right time".
Real Life Ghost Stories Aren't Fun
Houston Mayor Withdraws Subpoenas but Continues Bullying Opponents
Houston Mayor Annise Parker has decided not to subpoena the sermons of pastors who led a drive to put a controversial Equal Rights Ordinance on the ballot, but she's still refusing to accept the valid signatures of 50,000 citizens who want to vote on the new law.
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