Posted on 03/06/2008 4:34:20 PM PST by wagglebee
I just read Terri met HINO at a dentist office. Another reason to hate going to the dentist.
Crist isn’t polling well for VP so McCain will probably pick him. CC’s so called chick’s family runs a century old Halloween company in New York. That figures, doesn’t it? Not Christmas,4th of July but Halloween. The name is tricky to remember. sptimes.
The chair controversy - to discuss anything but that an innocent women was being murdered yards away from vigilers and her family. It was state sponsored homicide as medicaid and the state did it to her for Mikey.
“Crist isnt polling well for VP “
Do you have a link for VP polls?
I think Senator Thune would be a great choice, because he’s conservative and young, and McCain needs both in a VP.
We may get this abstract to post from the Los Angeles Times, but they charge for the rest of it and do not allow us to post more than an extract anyway.
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He was called into the [TERRI SCHIAVO] case by the Florida Department of Children and Families' Adult Protective Services, which was seeking custody of Schiavo on grounds that she was the victim of neglect and abuse.
Until Wednesday, the most visible doctor who maintained that Schiavo showed signs of consciousness and should not be allowed to die was Dr. William Hammesfahr, a Tampa-area neurologist who examined Schiavo in 2002.
[David Magnus], who also reviewed [William P. Cheshire]'s affidavit, was concerned that the neurologist based his contention that Schiavo had been misdiagnosed in part on a controversial research paper published last month in the journal Neurobiology.
He was called into the [TERRI SCHIAVO] case by the Florida Department of Children and Families' Adult Protective Services, which was seeking custody of Schiavo on grounds that she was the victim of neglect and abuse.
Until Wednesday, the most visible doctor who maintained that Schiavo showed signs of consciousness and should not be allowed to die was Dr. William Hammesfahr, a Tampa-area neurologist who examined Schiavo in 2002.
[David Magnus], who also reviewed [William P. Cheshire]'s affidavit, was concerned that the neurologist based his contention that Schiavo had been misdiagnosed in part on a controversial research paper published last month in the journal Neurobiology.
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"This definitely tends to intensify over time," said Jack Aiello, a Rutgers University psychology professor. Noting that judicial decisions have come down against those seeking to prolong [Terri Schiavo]'s life, Aiello said their decreasing options are "clearly fueling the fires."
The attacks on his character have become talk-show fodder and high-profile commentary, from the Wall Street Journal's editorial pages to website chat rooms and morning drive-time call-ins. It has also raised the emotional temperature among those standing vigil outside the hospice, where 60 to 80 protesters chant and sing in hopes that Terri Schiavo's life will be extended and where a handful of right-to-die advocates denounce the intrusions.
TARGET: [Michael Schiavo], with his attorney [George J. Felos] in 2003, had a falling-out with his in-laws after doctors concluded after four years of treating Terri Schiavo intensively that she had no meaningful connection with her surroundings or prospects for improvement.; PHOTOGRAPHER: Chris O'Meara Associated Press
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“But critics cite his conservative Christian background.”
I wonder if the same “critics” cited the antilife backgrounds of the people who wanted Terri to be killed, like Michael Schiavo, who also had BOTH of his parents starved and dehydrated to death, or euthanasia activist ACLU attorney George Felos.
Major media organizations paint the pitched battle over the life of Terri Schiavo as a clear- cut debate between pro-life and right-to-die advocates, bankrolled by big money activist organizations on both sides. But the case of the 41-year-old brain-injured Florida woman is anything but clear cut.
The little-publicized nuances of her 15-year saga often get lost amid the smoldering, post-election political warfare reignited by the intervention of Congress on behalf of Terri. But as President Bush pointed out in a statement on Terri Schiavo, "there are serious questions and substantial doubts" in her case..............
The whole Terri Schiavo story 15-year saga of brain-injured woman no clear-cut, right-to-die case
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2005, the U.S. Supreme Court denied an appeal from the parents of Terri Schiavo to have a feeding tube reinserted into the severely brain-damaged woman.
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A family like this will have their fierce hurts, and will have blessings. We may pray for those who take the other choices and face a void they do not yet see.
Thread by wagglebee.
For a boy who fell just short of 5 pounds, Sullivan Anderson left quite an imprint on the world.
His six-day life was chronicled in detail - from his blue knit hat to the soles of his feet - and witnessed by hundreds on the Internet....
Sully's story: Family blog chronicles an infant's six-day life (Tearjerker Alert!)
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Thread by wagglebee.
Inside, the man who once rode mountain bikes and ran triathlons sits nearly motionless in his wheelchair. He watches the world with the same intense intellectual curiosity that made him one of the nation's leading experts in ALS, or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis - popularly known as Lou Gehrig's disease.................
Researcher with ALS finds solace in expertise
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Disgusting.
BUMP
Best,
Etixos
Call to action, also, any who lurk here and can do anything! The killers are implementing their plan in echo of the Easter past, for Terri.
This is not reaching the news media.
We have been quiet on her case since not much was public, but certainly things have happened. The death cloud which drifted over Terri now hovers over her on this third deathaversary. The blood lust is there, the killers are there and their victim is being prepared for their sacrifice.
Little has reached the news media but this reached us from Lauren's desperate father. Thanks, Les.
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We are still waiting on the courts to determine their position at this time.
Asking for your prayer and support. Randy Richardson
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Please check out their website for Lauren.
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VANCOUVER - All the doctors involved in her treatment at Vancouver General Hospital agreed: Alecsandrina Priboi was dying.
There was no hope for recovery, no point to continuing life support.
Priboi's daughter, Georgeta Rotaru, did not accept that conclusion and last month went to B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver to force medical staff to continue her 80-year-old mother's life support and medication.
Although relatively rare, more of these end-of-life court disputes are ending up in Canadian courts, says lawyer Christopher Grauer, who represented VGH and medical staff in the Priboi challenge.
There was a similar case in B.C. court last week and another in a Manitoba court last month.
In Manitoba, Samuel Golubchuk's children argued it would be a sin under the Orthodox Jewish faith to "hasten" his death by removing a ventilator and feeding tube. They were granted a temporary injunction to keep the 84-year-old man on life support until a trial judge can rule on the issue.
In the past, most right-to-life or death cases that landed in court made the opposite argument, Grauer said.
"Most of the cases to do with medical treatment, they want the court to allow family to take the patient off life support," he explained.
Either way, such cases are among the most emotionally charged and wrenching for all parties involved.
Who can forget the toxic battle between family members of Terri Schiavo, the 41-year-old American woman who suffered a heart attack in 1990, causing brain damage and paralysis?
Her husband Michael sought to withdraw the feeding tube keeping his wife alive while her parents fought to keep treatment going.
The feud played out publicly for two years, until Schiavo became a household name across North America. She died in March 2005, 13 days after the feeding tube was removed.
Priboi also died. But her daughter Rotaru said her court challenge, heard three days before her mother died, was worth it.
"It gave my mother the right to die with dignity," Rotaru said about her court case, which was made public when written reasons were posted on the B.C. Supreme Court website a week ago......................
Making an argument for life support
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Brian Knowlton
International Herald Tribune
03-25-2005
The U.S. Supreme Court refused on Thursday for the fifth time to take up the case of Terri Schiavo, and a judge in Florida turned down a separate appeal, leaving few options for those working frantically for the reinstatement of the feeding tube that has kept the brain-damaged woman alive. The justices did not explain their decision. The high court historically has left end-of-life cases with state courts. All nine justices deliberated on the matter, which originally was referred to Justice Anthony Kennedy, who is responsible for appeals from the Florida region. The action followed a flurry of lower-court findings that failed to find ...
Top court won't hear feeding tube case Schiavo advocates left with few options
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For all the supporters of the husband of Terri Schiavo: Florida state and federal judges have imposed the death sentence. This should please him. What crime or sin is Terri guilty of? Her husband is living in adultery. Could his motive be money, the same motive Judas used when he betrayed Jesus Christ?
Isn't it sad when security stands at the door so parents can't feed their dying daughter, while our liberal judges and government argue over her life?...............
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