[Hildy]

Terri's situation has arguably received more judicial attention, more medical attention, more executive attention, and more "due process," than any other guardianship case in history. Terri's family has had the benefit of excellent legal representation as well as the Governor's own top-notch attorneys, all of whom have scoured the case for ways to assist the effort to keep Terri's feeding tube in place.

[Deo volente]

"Terri's situation has arguably received more judicial attention, more medical attention, more executive attention, and more "due process," than any other guardianship case in history."



Well, ARGUABLY is a good word to use here. As I read the chronology of the case, I have grave doubts as to whether the judges, and Greer is particular,
have given Terri her "due process" rights.

It seems to me they have bent over backwards to push this thing to one conclusion only, and facilitate Terri's death by starvation.