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To: booksaver

So Michael Schiavo has spent at least $440,000 of Terry's therapy settlement on lawyers for the purpose of killing, not rehabilitating, her and the Miami Herald wants to portray her as a burden on society.
This story is a bunch of garbage. The Herald has been portraying Terry's case as a right-to-die case right along, despite the lack of a living will.


3 posted on 03/17/2005 7:38:47 AM PST by jjmcgo
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This story doesn't portray Schiavo as "a burden on society" but as an example of vulnerable Americans who sometimes depend on Medicaid.
4 posted on 03/17/2005 7:42:56 AM PST by booksaver
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To: jjmcgo

Where on earth did you come up with that number?


32 posted on 03/17/2005 10:08:13 AM PST by Hildy
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When the money is gone, Michael's phoney friends, the judge and the laywer, will no longer remember his name.


43 posted on 03/17/2005 11:22:01 AM PST by chiefqc
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To: jjmcgo

If Terri's funds would have been used properly and she lived at home where those who are disabled usually do live her financial independance would not be an issue.

Homecare is better and more economical then nursing homes.

I recently learned that in our State of Oregon most severly disabled careproviders in home recieve $1200.00 to $2000.00 dollars and healthcare needs are covered by the State.


46 posted on 03/17/2005 11:30:23 AM PST by oceanperch (2005 is going to be an Awesome Year, which way that will go only God knows)
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