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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2018
Page
6
A reflective piece discusses end of life choices and the impact of medical advances. It notes legal options like DNA and living wills, recounts a 2002 NJ hospitalization of the author’s 93 year old mother who had an advance directive, and reflects on autonomy vs medical intervention.
A nursing perspective on choosing no further medical intervention for a dying loved one. The daughter outlines the request for No Code and living wills, urging families to discuss advance health care directives. Janet Weisiger, Zeeland resident, shares personal reflections on faith, dying with dignity, and hospital support.
The Holland Sentinel reports an online reader poll asking if readers back the United Nations climate report urging action. It also asks how readers will vote on Prop 1 to legalize marijuana for adults 21 plus, directing readers to cast votes at Facebook and Twitter pages.
Don Bergman of Park Township argues in a Sentinel letter that Medicare For All can work locally, critiquing Dr. Calvin J. Dykstra’s cited studies and pointing to costs, wait times, and freedom. He praises Medicare and endorses Democrat Rod Davidson while urging votes against Bill Huizenga.
Elizabeth DeWaard writes that Bill Schuette and running mate Lisa Posthumus Lyons threaten Pure Michigan with water pollution infrastructure neglect and public school funding cuts. She condemns Lyons for past education policy, calls out derisive remarks about educators, and urges support for Gretchen Whitmer’s plan.
Milton Nieuwsma urges Congressmen Huizenga to disavow Donald Trump, arguing moral and national dangers. He cites a Holland residents resolution, questions base influence, and warns of despotism if Congress does not act. He appeals to honor, legacy, and responsibility for future generations.
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