I Agree with you!!! I think she is being Murdered by her husband in the Most Hideous way Imaginable and what is Really Horrible is that NOT ONE of the Judges had the GUTS to stand up for Terri's RIGHTS as a Disabled American Citizen ! ''Hear Say !'' should have NEVER even been taken into consideration when there is NO WRITTEN Living Will and where there is Controversy as in this case !

It has NOT been PROVEN under any circumstances that Terri made the statement she wouldn't want to live ! STARVATION of a disabled Woman that is NOT Termially Ill is a CRIME and should be treated as such !!!

The Feeding Tube is only Assisting Terri as she was NOT dying until they so heartlessly JERKED away the feeding tube that was only used a Meal times !!! This is NOT LIFE SUPPORT !!!

Your right, who is next ?



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I Agree withy you!!! I think she is being Murdered by her husband in the Most Hidious way Imaginable and what is Really Horrible is that all of the Judges didn't have the GUTS to stand up for Terri's RIGHTS as a Disabled American Citizen ! ''Hear Say !'' should have NEVER even benn taken into consideration when their is NO WRITTEN Living will and where there is Controversy as in this case !

It has NOT been PROVEN under any circumstances that Terri made the statement she woulnd't want to live ! STARVATION of a disabled Woman that is NOT Termially Ill is a CRIME and should be treated as such !!!

The Feeding Tube is only Assisting Terri as she was NOT dying until they so heartlessly JERKED away the feeding tube that was only used a Meal times !!! This is NOT LIFE SUPPORT !!!

Your right, who is next ?

I totally agree. She has been denied everything that should have been done, and that could have possibly brought her out of her state. She has been in a living breathing hell, and the message is that she won't be the last.
All women now are in more danger than ever, we all need to choose wisely when we plan to marry, there are sometimes wolves in sheeps clothing, becomes more apparent every day.

Lori
Laci
Terri

who's next

I agree 100% with everything you just posted ! WHAT can we do ?

Is it Hopeless as we watch this MURDER take place ?

Keep Praying !

When making a will it is extremely hard to decide who will make decisions for you in the event that you are incapacitated or who will have legal guardianship of your children!!!

Now I think in the wake of the current events it will be even harder.

Listening to the radio on my way back from church I heard the newscaster say Terri is past the point of recovery even if her feeding tube were to be reinserted. It was also announced she was on morphine to control her pain. Strange, I thought a "brain dead" person was incapable of responding to any stimuli including deep tissue pain. At any rate, Terri's life will soon be over. I pray she finds peace and that her parents and loved ones can go on with their lives with peace, forgiveness and hopefully little bitterness.

Listening and reflecting on this story has been so difficult for me. On one hand I can't imagine having to live like Terri for more than a decade, like the Apostle Paul, I would think that "to die is gain" because my faith assures me of a better place. On the other hand I think of my father who, when only a few years older than I am now, fell into a coma due to a brain infection probably from a mosquito bite. He was comatose and unresponsive for weeks, kept alive with IV drips and a feeding tube. Abnormal brain scans suggested serious brain damage. Yet, he came out of the coma and after weeks of therapy and recovery was able to live a normal and productive life. Years later we consented to a DNR (do not resuscitate) order when we knew there was no hope of a normal life, still he was kept hydrated and comfortable for his remaining days. We went through the same DNR orders as my mother was dying of cancer, insisting she was kept comfortable.

I think of Wrenn's story that is so horrific and so heroic. While I will not infringe on her privacy by retelling any portion I can say I remember when Wrenn first came to Curezone about the same time I did. Her typing/spelling was so bad!; she would apologize about every other post explaining that she was recovering from head injuries. Still she persevered, sharing her struggles and success stories. We have watched her go from almost unreadable posts worded in a childlike manner, to a very articulate, opinionated writer with good spelling and punctuation. While a good word processing program may have helped, I truly believe we have all seen Wrenn's healing grow and continue right here. Yet, I imagine there was a time when her quality of life was brought into question.

It may be too late for Terri Schiavo now, but I hope her case will continue to make people think. First of all, what are your personal wishes? Make a living will and be specific. While I do want a DNR order posted if there is no hope for any quality of life; I also want to be kept hydrated. Simply being given water in a weak saline/sugar solution can reduce suffering. I did not mention a feeding tube, because frankly I am still not sure about that. Also make sure your living will is accessible to a trusted person (I gotta get mine out of the safety deposit box).
Another issue that has been brought to the forefront is who has power over our life (or death)when we cannot make a decision. I cringe at the thought of a dispassionate judge or politician making that decision, or the medical facility deciding that I am not profitable for them.
I am afraid we have opened a Pandora's Box of ethical issues on who decides who should live and who should die. At what point of injury/disability does a person become a hindrance or an inconvenience? What constitutes a natural death? To me pulling the feeding tube was little less than cold blooded murder, deliberate and premeditated. Others see keeping her alive as cruel and unusual punishment. There will be other serious questions and no easy answers. May God give us wisdom, mercy and compassion as we ponder these things.

I would also choose a parent or relative, especially if they were with someone else and had two kids by them. Common sense.

I'm filling out a living will, I am giving my spouse guardianship rights. He is my best friend. Plus, after all this fiasco with Terri, I don't trust my parents be emotionally reomoved enough to "pull the plug" as soon as I would like. My number two is my step-mother. She has the same feeling about life prolonging machines as I do. We have discussed this very circumstance on many occasions. I am not afraid of death. I am afraid of ending up like Terri.

The LAW needs to be & MUST be CHANGED so that where there is > NO WRITTEN LIVING WILL < and if there is > ANY DISPUTE < among the > FAMILY < then we MUST STAND ON THE SIDE OF >LIFE< !

>''HERE SAY''< should NEVER have been ACCEPTED as TRUTH where there are questionionable MOTIVES among the FAMILY !

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The LAW needs & MUST be changed so that where there is >NO WRITTEN LIVING WILL ANY DISPUTE FAMILY< then we MUST STAND ON THE SIDE OF >LIFE< !

 

 

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