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The limbs wither when the muscles are not used-ever. When MS stopped all therapy-he performed such an unkindness to Terri, to her body, that it just makes me feel ill inside.

He ordered NO THERAPY, and according to Nurse Carla Iyer's affidavit, which I understand Judge Greer ignored, when Carla merely placed a soft, balled wash cloth in terri's palm to help release and relax the her tightly curled fingers... and reduce the perspiration of her palms...MS hit the fan and ordered her to remove them, that doing such was THERAPY.

This man is a vampire.

That he has power, considering his actions in relation to money and hateful denial of anything wonderful for terri-gifts, flowers, muxic, being able to be out in the sunshine, therapy to keep her muscles from deteriorating, ANYTHING...JUST DAMN ANYTHING....and can get away with this...making life HELL for a girl already suffering.....no stimulation....is REPLUSIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And as he hurts terri, trying to break her will to live for over ten years, AT LEAST, he may have been the one who caused this injury and he IS the one who stands to benefit from her death.

What is going on with terri is a TRAVESTY ...the justice system in Pinellas County Florida reads like a horror story. Doesn't sound like America.

Michael had the nurses afraid of him. He threatened them, horribly, and threatened with their very JOBS if they offered Terri any therapy or stimulation with FIRING!!! How did he have that power in a hospice? And how did he come to equate a wash cloth in a palm to sooth crumpled fingers THERAPY?

Seems to me, he considered comfort= to therapy.

Seems to me, terri suffering, and her family watching her suffer, as they were prevented from offering comfort, such as a ride for terri out into the sunshine, or gifts, etc., and therefore SUFFERING themselves...is a real thrill for MS. A power surge as it were.

Muscles atrophy from non-use. There's another reason for the drastically rigid contortions of her limbs. A stroke can cause fingers to clench.

Somewhere along the line, I've heard how many months of physical therapy it takes to re-build a muscle to its previous strength....one week of inactivity = four months exercise.

Don't quote me, I'm not sure. But it's a long time.