Off Topic: My Best Friend Zena

By Margaret Dore

Kalispell Montana.  Approximately two years ago, my friend, Dr. Annie Bukacek, purchased a dog for protection, naming her Zena. It soon became apparent that Zena was a different kind of dog. For whatever reason, she never learned her name, but she knew when we were talking about her. She was smart, silly and very social.

Zena loved to make friends with the people who came to Annie’s office. Sometimes they brought her treats. She made friends [with me] at the local Starbucks, meaning more treats. She reached out to a lonely woman at the bank, making the woman’s day.

Welcome

Theresa Schrempp, Esq.

Thanks to the generosity and leadership of attorney Theresa Schrempp, we formally launched this website for the Foundation for Choice is an Illusion, a 501c(3) nonprofit corporation, in November 2017. 

“Why did we found the Foundation for Choice is an Illusion?” said Schrempp, “Because the more people know about assisted suicide and euthanasia, the less they like it." 

 

"Through the Foundation, we educate the public and expose the false promise of ‘choice’ promoted by assisted suicide/euthanasia advocates."

Donations may be tax deductible. Consult your tax advisor regarding your particular situation.

Who We Are and What We Do

Northwest Montana Fair

The Foundation for Choice is an Illusion is a 501(c)3 public charity opposed to assisted suicide and euthanasia.  

In states such as Oregon and Washington, where assisted suicide and/or euthanasia is legal, the laws apply to people with years to live. The laws also provide cover for murder by requiring that deaths be reported as "Natural" no matter what the facts and without even a hint that the actual cause of death was assisted suicide or euthanasia. Suicide contagion is also a problem.

Thank You to Our Volunteers

Margaret Dore at the Fair

Thank you to our volunteers who braved the smoke to join us at the 2018 Northwest Montana Fair in Kalispell.

We educated the public about problems with legalization, including how people with years to live are encouraged to throw away their lives, and fatal elder abuse.

Thanks especially, to everyone who worked the table, including Lucinda Hardy of Columbia Falls, Gail Bell of Bozeman and Linda Clark of Seattle. To read Lucinda's story, click here. To read Gail's story, click here.