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Posted on 06/15/2005 7:59:51 AM PDT by floriduh voter
Well, we're talking around a lot of people...perhaps if it was just you and me......
What does the coroner mean by this statement.
Remember, she was dehydrated to death.
You are sure right about that!!!!!!
(((Actually, you are one of the biggest purveyors of lies about this case on this site. I've never seen any person push such unsubstantiated drivel with "such" authority in my entire time here.)))
Pot calling the kettle black alert!
I think the husband was into injections of insulin, which can be purchased over the counter, and was trying to kill her.
Which is neglect and abuse, despite what this Establishment doctor says, and which was ordered by her so-called husband.
Saying?
Diane Coleman is brilliant. She debated George Felos in 2004. She's far more intelligent than Atty Felos. He's just a snake oil salesman imo.
Perhaps you need to go back and reread my post.
Gibbs is on Fox News right now..
He said there was a laspe from 4:30 until 5:40am before 911 was called.
I'm glad that the laspe in time has finally been reported. Why the blank did it take Michael Schiavo so stinking long to call 911????????????
Fox cut him right off -- MSNBC - Mark Potter on now.
Exactly right.
<sarcasm back on>They knew she had severe menstrual cramps because she told them she did, right?</sarcasm>
I'm sure they are looking even as we speak.
The FACTS certainly do matter.
And I am sorry for the Schlinders that they have no where to go to pay their respects to their daughter. BUT they brought it on themselves.
Before she was the severely brain-damaged patient at the center of a legal dispute over whether she should live or die, Terri Schiavo was a young woman who desperately wanted to be thin.
Terri Schiavo, shown in an undated family photo, weighed 200 pounds at her heaviest. She lost 65 pounds in her late teens.
At 26, she was strikingly beautiful with delicate features. But she had spent her childhood and high school years as a chubby and shy girl, standing just 5-foot-3 and weighing 200 pounds at her heaviest.
When she finally lost 65 pounds in her late teens, men started to pay attention — including the man who would become her husband, Michael Schiavo, who was tall and handsome.
But keeping the weight off was a struggle for Terri Schiavo, and years later — after her heart stopped briefly, cutting off oxygen to the brain — a malpractice case brought against a doctor on her behalf would reveal she had been trying to survive on liquids and was making herself throw up after meals. The Schiavos' lawyer said her 1990 collapse was caused by a potassium imbalance brought on by an eating disorder.
It is a cruel twist lost on no one close to the case: A woman who is said to have struggled with an eating disorder is now in the middle of a court battle over whether her feeding tube should be removed so that she can starve to death.
You are SO damn high school.
First of all, I have no idea what you are talking about. I don't know what her real state was other than what I saw on TV.
I do know that parents and siblings may care about an individual, and if they want to care for someone, that should not be deleted because of the institution of marriage.
And that unfortunately, some are on this forum.
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