by Mary 95 Replies latest jw friends
If her family would've had to pay for the cost of keeping her alive, they sure would've pulled the plug a long, long, long time ago!
At this point, I'm fed up with the whole situation and can't hardly wait 'til she's pronounced dead already.
This should've never been dragged for this long period of time, and politics should've never interfered in matters like this one.
DY
When I first started following this event in 2003, I read an article that stated that Terri had had a conversation with a fellow employee the same day that she fell victim to her so called "heart episode" . She had confided to this fellow employee that she had been considering leaving Michael due to his "abuse". This fellow employee had advised Terri to check in to a battered women?s shelter for the night. But instead, Terri had gone home.
Is it possible that Michael and Terri argued that night and that is what led to her being in this condition today??
I have not been able to find this conversation since this thread started.
Can someone help me find it?
Here are some more interesting links to read on the Schiavo case:
Michael Schiavo on Larry King Live
Has any doctor suggested that Stem Cell Therapy could help Terri?
the "husband" already has another family, yet he wont divorce terri and give full guardianship to her parents so he can leave with good conscience..........What is he hiding?.......could it be only by her death, the truth of his apparent crime wont come to light????? check out www.rense.com
rocky220
The Hypocrisy continues to amaze me. First off, Sen. Bill Frist (senate majority leader) wrote a book on transplants in 1999 wherein he suggested that anacyphalic babies who are in a condition similar to Terri Schiavo's where they have minimal brainstem activity, should be declared leagally brain dead, thus enabling docs to harvest organs for transplants. Seems to me that this is a real hypocritical stand.
1999 George Bush signed into law in the state of Texas the "Futile Care" bill. This bill enabled caregivers in the state of texas, when all hope seemed at an end and the person cannot continue to pay for treatment, the HOSPITAL and DOCTORS can make the decision to remove a person from any kind of life support, even overriding the wishes of the family or guardian. Seems again that Mr. Bush is such a hypocrit its too egregious for words.
Ern
Would you, if you were a cripple, want to vegetate forever?"
Dr. Tergesten, in the propaganda film Ich Klage an! (I Accuse 1941)
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