[robertpaulsen]

Sorry. I don't have one that says, "Ma'am", but you get my drift.

"There is absolutely zero, none, nada, zilch evidence of Terri's expressed will to die if she were brain damaged and being supported by artificial mean."

As required by Florida law, Judge Greer had "clear and convincing" evidence as to Terri's wishes and so ordered her feeding tube removed.

"Terri's husband alleged that this was what she wanted ~ her parents alleged it was not."

Terri's husband and .... c'mon .... keep going .... and who? There you go. Terri's husband AND his brother, Scott AND Terri's best friend, Joan all testified in front of Judge Greer in a court of law, under oath, subject to cross examination and under penalty of perjury what Terri told them as to her wishes.

Terri's parents didn't testify. Only Terri's mother testified. AND, she recanted her testimony, admitting that Terri had to have been only 11 years old when she made her statement.

Instead of spending your time cutting and pasting, you may want to educate yourself on this case before making a further fool of yourself.

[Magilla]

Terri's parents didn't testify. Only Terri's mother testified. AND, she recanted her testimony, admitting that Terri had to have been only 11 years old when she made her statement.[[[

no---it was Judge Greer who dismissed any testimony regarding Terri's statements because HE concluded and said that she could only have been 11 at the time.

Not the mother.