More attention for Freerepublic as well, but thank you Lord for bringing this to light. Sounds like we are creating a stir.
"I thought a living will only took effect when a person was unable to speak for himself?"
That's the burning question in the minds of many participating in an online debate on FreeRepublic.com over the "suspicious" death of a 79-year-old nursing home patient and the familial tug-of-war over his life that preceded it.
"People who think that living wills are a panacea just don't get it. They can be used against you, too. This case just illustrates that sad and terrible reality," commented one individual with the online ID Ohioan from Florida.
The thread of discussion has continued daily since WorldNetDaily exclusively reported on the tussle over Jimmy Chambers Oct. 20. The "active" and "vibrant" Yuma, Ariz., man landed in Naples Community Hospital in Naples, Fla., Aug. 20 after colliding with a tree limb while riding a lawnmower in his son's yard. Chambers suffered a broken back, a spinal chord injury and a torn aorta.
Please read the rest here.
'Revoked' living-will death stirs fervent online debate
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Smile, you are on WorldNetDaily, above.
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Concerning the WND article.. I'm glad to see the truth about living wills once again coming to light. Several months ago I read that the idea for living wills came straight from the euthanasia movement. I think the information was on a thread here at FR.
WND's Diana Lynne does a great job of getting the truth out. Thanks for the link.