They may not be able to do as they did at Pinellas Park, where they could set up armed guards and even SWAT teams to block or even have three armed guards at bedside.
They would have less excuse to do similar.
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ProLifeBlogs joins in.
I would like to encourage all of those would fought for the life of Terri Schiavo to help June Maxam, editor of North County Gazette, and co-publisher of The Empire Journal.
June's father suffered a massive stroke at Eden Park Nursing Home in Glens Falls. He was not hospitalized - instead the nursing home claims they are "maintaining his dignity" and plan to place him in a hospice, withhold all nutrition and hydration and wait for him to die.
June asks that persons wishing to tell the nursing home of their views on altering health care proxies and death by dehydration may call the Eden Park Health Care Center in Glens Falls at 518-793-5163 or send a fax to 518-793-5165.
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Very true, and I would take him out of there before the Felosian death mongers sent armed guards over to his bedside.
Then, down to the extermination camp called hospice woodside to witness Easter service upon Easter service, the warm sunshine, a feeling of hope and the signs that said "I thirst". That was the day of the Not Dead Yet demonstration.
Of course there were swat teams and cops everywhere you turned. What an Easter, the judges, cops and hospice and HINO and his death lawyers torturing an innocent woman to death and torturing her family and all of us who were there to show support.
America changed that day...