Dimensional Door - Freeople Thread 21

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[sweetliberty]

Hi CG. You are correct in everything you said. This is the most shameful day in our history since the passage of Roe v. Wade. I think we have lost the right to criticize the socialists and communists in the world. We have become like them.

[restornu]

LOL Smoooooooch

[restornu]

Thank you Mo1 for no cal cake!:)

[restornu]

nana nana nana n more cries from the left bias media!

DeLay's Own Tragic Crossroads Family of the lawmaker involved in the Schiavo case decided in '88 to let his comatose father die.

"There was no point to even really talking about it," Maxine DeLay, the congressman's 81-year-old widowed mother, recalled in an interview last week. "There was no way [Charles] wanted to live like that. Tom knew — we all knew — his father wouldn't have wanted to live that way."

Doctors advised that he would "basically be a vegetable," said the congressman's aunt, JoAnne DeLay.

When his father's kidneys failed, the DeLay family decided against connecting him to a dialysis machine. "Extraordinary measures to prolong life were not initiated," said his medical report, citing "agreement with the family's wishes." His bedside chart carried the instruction: "Do not resuscitate."

On Dec. 14, 1988, the DeLay patriarch "expired with his family in attendance."

"The situation faced by the congressman's family was entirely different than Terri Schiavo's," said a spokesman for the majority leader, who declined requests for an interview.

"The only thing keeping her alive is the food and water we all need to survive. His father was on a ventilator and other machines to sustain him," said Dan Allen, DeLay's press aide.

There were also these similarities: Both stricken patients were severely brain-damaged. Both were incapable of surviving without medical assistance. Both were said to have expressed a desire to be spared from being kept alive by artificial means. And neither of them had a living will.

[restornu]

If she felt no pain and was not aware why did they have to give Terri Morphine??

Schiavo Nearing Death in Florida After Legal Battle

Gibbs said Schiavo, 41, was declining rapidly. "They've begun to give her morphine drip for the pain. And at this point, we would say Terri has passed the point of no return," he told CBS' "Face the Nation."

Doctors have said Schiavo, who is being cared for at a Florida hospice, would live for up to two weeks without the feeding tube. They say patients in her condition appear to feel little or no discomfort when deprived of nutrition and water.

http://reuters.myway.com/article/20050327/2005-03-27T190512Z_01_N27604122_RTRIDST_0_NEWS-RIGHTS-SCHIAVO-DC.html

[null and void]

Grrrrrrrrr!

I pulled ~500 lbs of weeds out of the back yard yesterday, and now it's freaking raining again!

[wisconsinconservative]

Good to see you SL!

Here are the pics of their house and a link to the Pinellas County Appraiser Office. The 2004 comparable sales value, based on sales of other homes like it in 2002-2003 was $267,400.

http://pao.co.pinellas.fl.us/htbin/cgi-scr3?o=1&a=1&b=1&r=&s=1&u=0&p=29+28+16+61655+000+0390267%2C302337%2C661&name=View

[restornu]

How do you feel?

[null and void]

All things considered, I'd rather be in Philadelphia...

[sweetliberty]

Thanks. Appreciate it. What about the cars?

[Mo1]

And that's why it's vital she die, to stop a precedent that could end the right to die for everyone.

Sweetie ... if you want to off yourself .. that is your choice

I however don't want a court to order my death and tell me when and how I will die

Smooches

[Mo1]

This does not say whether or not she was brain dead. That detail needs to be included.

Sounds like her organs were shutting down

[Mo1]

All things considered, I'd rather be in Philadelphia...

Not these days .. the street shootings are on a rise

[null and void]

W.C. Fields...

[nicmarlo]

The bottom picture is what I saw, the first go 'round. I sure would like a $268,000 house! : )

[Mo1]

Yes I know .. but these days, not even he would want to be on Philly

[sweetliberty]

"I sure would like a $268,000 house! : )"

I'd be happy with one for a third of that.

[nicmarlo]

Well, that would depend on the NEIGHBORHOOD, doncha know! : )

[null and void]

neener neener neener. I have a $360K house.

All of 1000 sq ft, 99 years old, poor repair, lousy neighborhood, loud busy street.

Easy access to the freeways, though...

[null and void]

It would be an improvement for him.

The quote is his epitaph...