Yes it sure is. I've been going through some videos from that time, and the urgency I felt comes back completely. : (
Posted on 03/14/2006 11:28:51 AM PST by KevinNuPac
>> What was the name of his lawyer early on, Glenn Woodworth?
I think Woodworth might have been the one trying to stir up the malpractice suit, with assistance from that Gary Fox creep. But I'm also working from memory -- and not much of it :-) -- so don't take anything as gospel till we go look it up.
Thanks, Terri, for the ping and bumps.
Yes, a whole year has gone by since Terri tried to scream out that she wanted to live and they gagged the cop who witnessed it and continued with their heinous deed.
It is a tough day of rembrance. Like Floriduh voter, I still held out hope that somebody in the chain within government would find this too heinous to allow. And I should know better. That fateful March 18 was the precursor to a litany of subsequent failures almost too outrageous to believe.
Yes it sure is. I've been going through some videos from that time, and the urgency I felt comes back completely. : (
I hope you have more videos and keep and preserve them.
Now it brings back even more. I grew to respect Rev. Pat Mahoney with each passing day, watched as he hit walls of resistance constantly and yet kept it up, being one of the best spokes persons on the scene.
We experienced the frustration first hand for example when we went to Judge Greer's court and Pat got the bum's rush, in flagrant violation of Pat's constitutional right to be there. Judgie didn't need no steenking laws, even embarrassed some of the cops with his crude action. I think of what Pat did a lot, one who sought and got little credit for what amounts to a heroic effort on Terri's behalf.
Thanks for that clip. I remember him doing it. Pat did a number of interviews like that, his impassioned words often left on the cutting room floor.
May Our Lord watch over Rev. Pat Mahoney.
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Actually, yahoo has a search for Videos. There's a bunch.
Brother Paul fought to just get a drop of the precious blood on her tongue, (A form of Communion for us Catholics) and it was bitterly blocked. Mikey blocked any attempts of Monsignor and other priests to offer even the smallest of mercies. He was almost obsessed with preventing from Terri the Sacraments....
And Bobby and Suzanne...Imagine the sorrow they were suffering and while carrying it, they still had the dignity and courage to comfort the weaker of us as we broke down.
Anyone who thinks Terri was enjoying the bliss of the Felos imagined euphoric painless death should watch this clip.
If only more of us could live up to the courage they showed steadily, the world would be a different place.
Good to know, hope they don't disappear.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/17/AR2006031702434_pf.html
More like possessed....
Remember, BB taught us how to save them. All we would need is a server to upload and distribute.
What an evil man.
Possessed is the better word.
If any are still believing Terri did not suffer, they should view this clip and read the article below.
Excerpts...
In his book, Wesley J. Smith describes the intense suffering imposed on those being starved to death. [source: Newsmax, Sept. 23, 2003]
"Proponents of dehydration contend that deaths by dehydration are peaceful," Smith wrote. Noting that "the patients we are discussing are not terminally ill" and that those who are conscious can feel hunger and thirst, Smith quotes Dr. William Burke, a neurologist in St. Louis, who described the agonizing process.
Starvation - A Painless Death?
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Terri after the attack and before bioethicking.
BlogsforTerri Remembers Terri Schiavo
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George Felos: The Lawyer Of Death
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