[pickyourpoison]

"appeal to get that changed"

Her husband died over about year ago. He had lung cancer several years ago and they told her that it was an underlying factor so they were allowed to use it. She probably would have reported it at the time but [like me]
wouldn't know who or where to report it.

They both died in a Florida hospice. After my brothers death I got a letter from the hospice asking me to donate. The letter was signed by Ron Schonwetter. I looked up his name and he's connected to the Tampa hospice and that USF bunch....palliative sedation sounds innocent enough but it's not, it's horrible.

[8mmMauser]

Yes, Shonwetter, if I recall, was involved, said Terri would not suffer. Lots of spiders there when the rock gets lifted.

[Ohioan from Florida]

I see. I guess that could make a difference. They list it that way probably to include in reports of morbidity and mortality at the CDC.

I love (not!) the way hospices ask for donations after a loved one's death. While I'm smart enough to know there are good hospices, I'm not stupid enough to believe that they are all good. That's the kind of thing Felos and Mary Labyak would want us to buy into.