With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

One of the great and mostly unsung heroes of medicine was Cecilis Anders, the British nurse

and social worker who effectively invented palliative care as we know it.

She was a fierce opponent of euthanasia, convinced that easing suffering encompassed looking

after the physical, spiritual, and emotional needs of a patient.

She worked tirelessly against outdated methods of pain management, including the idea that

existing pain medication had to wear off before Moore was administered.

For her efforts, she was made a game of the British Empire and of the order of St. Gregory

the Great by Pope John Paul II.

Recently in the new Atlantis physician Matthew Loftus argued that the modern approach to

the end of life is quote, ending the suffering by eliminating the sufferer, cisly however

lived by a different creed.

Quote, we will do all we can to help you not only to die peacefully, but also to live

until you die.

Increasingly, how Christians deal with dying will reveal to the world what we really believe

about life.

Paulson said, I'm John Stone Street.