[T'wit]

>> He has a standing order that all religious items sent to Terri are to be tossed at once into the trash.

> I find this to be especially hard to stomach.

Isn't it? Michael Schiavo should have his own place in the Guinness Book of Records for being mean and vindictive.

I've been puzzling over legal guardianship. It evidently confers absolute power. Terri is a slave without any rights. In this incident, he takes away her first-amendment religious rights. Similarly, he won't let her have flowers, he bars visitors, he won't let her sit up, he won't let her go outside, he stole all her therapy money, he denies her needed medical treatment, he sticks her away in a back room, he has tried several times to deny her even her basic right -- life (fifth, fourteenth amendments). And, he denied her the Communion host when she received last rites.

[Lauren BaRecall]

Michael wants to kill her, and it obviously isn't with kindness.

There are legal standards, such as having a yearly plan for therapy, etc., but the courts have allowed him to leave them unfulfilled. Michael isn't the only cruel one in the bunch. Greer, et al, should be thrown off the bench.

Talk about the sins that cry to heaven to be avenged....

[Lauren BaRecall]

Yes, you're right about her Constitutional rights.

Greer, et al, are allowing this. They are enabling Michael to do this to Terri. Given their pro euthanasia agenda, what's their excuse for allowing the First Amendment rights violations? I'd really love to know.

[Theodore R.]

I've been puzzling over legal guardianship. It evidently confers absolute power. Terri is a slave without any rights. In this incident, he takes away her first-amendment religious rights. Similarly, he won't let her have flowers, he bars visitors, he won't let her sit up, he won't let her go outside, he stole all her therapy money, he denies her needed medical treatment, he sticks her away in a back room, he has tried several times to deny her even her basic right -- life (fifth, fourteenth amendments). And, he denied her the Communion host when she received last rites.


Absolutely! And yet this Wolfson thing says that Michael R. Schiavo is an "outstanding husband." Shakespeare could have never devised such horrors!