I don't think any of us know the exact date she was taken to California. I'm not even positive of the total amount of the award, or if there was more than one.
pc93 says the Larry King interview of the Schindlers is postponed till Friday. Would be great if he would ask them more on the subject of the fractures.
That Michael would have sued for fractures. Absolutely! But, if he allowed experimental treatment/surgery, he would have had to sign a release, a waiver, etc.
Among her injuries, didn't Terri suffer a fracture of one thigh? That would have required a cast. If she had such an injury(ies) upon admittance to Emergency, I can't understand why police didn't investigate further for abuse.
I believe she did have some therapy in the early 1990s. One report said she responded "a little better" in the late afternoon than in the morning - and another program was being prepared for her. To my knowledge, nothing more was done after that.
In the case of Nancy Cruzon(sp?), there was no response.
Begging your pardon. # 49 explains. Sort of.
I used to visit this young man at a nursing home. He had cerebral palsey. Couldn't walk; couldn't talk. He was smart and used to go by motorized wheelchair to COLLEGE!!! One morning they found him dead in bed. What happened was those beds, you know the bars to keep people from falling out of bed, well, his head got stuck under the bar and the mattress and he couldn't breathe. Everyone was in shock. It was so sad.
Think how awful to be so weak and vulnerable and you can't fend for yourself. Same with Terri. She depends on those around her to be kind and loving and supporting AND JUST LOOK WHAT THEY HAVE DONE!!! I hate it that she's still in that hell hole of a hospice!