[AmericaUnited]

What really gets to me about this whole case is that I would have done exactly the same things as Michael Schiavo did. After the accident, I would make sure my wife got the best care and therapy that money could buy. I would stay with her as much as I could, and do anything I could do to make her life better. And when the time finally came that I knew deep in my heart that there was nothing more I could do, and no way she would ever get better no matter what, I would do her the last kindness I could do, and honor her stated wishes.

You're living in a fantasy world that didn't exist! First of all, all of Terri's friends say the scumbag abused and controlled her, so much so that she told them she was getting a divorce. Scumbag must have been told that and flipped out, coming within minutes of completely choking the life out of her. The only reason he got her all of that great care initially is for the lawsuit! THE MINUTE THE MONEY WAS AWARDED, ALL CARE CEASED!!! DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT?!

[Tarantulas]

...all of Terri's friends say the scumbag abused and controlled her...

...she told them she was getting a divorce.

Scumbag must have been told that and flipped out, coming within minutes of completely choking the life out of her.

The only reason he got her all of that great care initially is for the lawsuit

THE MINUTE THE MONEY WAS AWARDED, ALL CARE CEASED

I've heard all this before but have never seen a link to the original information. Can you provide a link?

Actually, even if all those rumors are true, they don't make any difference. The ONLY thing that makes a difference in this case is Terri's wishes for end-of-life care. If she expressed a desire not to be hooked up to machines and tubes, then that desire should be fulfilled. If she was thinking of getting a divorce, that has no bearing on whether to let her continue living hooked up to the machines she hated. You understand that?