National Association of Pro Life Nurses
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Welcome to Nurses For LIFE 
NAPN is a not-for-profit organization uniting nurses who seek excellence in nurturing for all, including the unborn, newborn, disabled, mentally and or/physically ill, the aged and the dying.
Beginning in 1973, when abortion was accepted as a legal alternative to pregnancy, healthcare professionals have been confronted by an ever-increasing number of morally challenging life issues.
The list of ethical dilemmas continues to grow: in vitro fertilization, cloning, fetal experimentation, organ donation and transplantation, nutrition and hydration, patient rights, certain sterilization practices, looming rationing of medical resources, assisted suicide and euthanasia, and stem cell research with its promise of advances in the treatment of disease.
No one is more affected by these morally challenging issues than the nurse and the pressure to utilize unethical techniques and practices in the care of patients is increasing.
Through a united,educational, professional organization such as NAPN, nurses can, in good conscience, deliver the best possible patient care while preserving, protecting and defending respect for human life.
The New Position Statement on Healthcare Legislation Here:
Upcoming Conferences
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Announcement
The 2011-2012 Nurses For Life Scholarship Application Is Online
Apply Here Today
Meet the 2010 NAPN Scholarship Winner Celine Talbot
Full Article Here:
People vs. "Units"
In a phone call in to talk show host Mark Levin early in January, a neurosurgeon related directives being given to the group of neurosurgeons present by HHS. The whole thing is outrageous, but probably the most egregious is the fact that people over 70 years of age were referred to not as patients, not as clients, not even as people, but as "units". Those "units" over 70 years of age were not to receive the neurosurgery indicated by their condition if their source of insurance is government coverage. Rationing anyone? Lends new credibility to Sarah Palin's charge that there will be Death Panels in the Obamacare package. It probably will not stop the promoters of the culture of death from disparaging Ms. Palin and her remarks, especially since we have not heard of this from any other source. But our worst fears are being confirmed and we now know the truth. The entire conversation can be heard here: Click to Listen
