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At: Doctor: The "Water" in Terri’s Brain is a Myth [CT Scan Found As Well As Bone Scan Of Terri] - posted to FR on March 23, 2005

FRPR Toskrin, who is a neurologist, had this to say about the CT scan:

I'm a neurologist and have read hundreds of CT scans. Two problems with this scan are that there is no name on it and it is only a single image of the multiple image complete CT scan.

That being said, I don't see any cortex on this CT image. There is white matter but the normal "cortical ribbon" that surrounds the white matter is missing.

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I had thought, that her CT scan was not as bad as others have claimed, and so, that accounts for my humble opinion about what it shows, in all the above; which I qualifed or mitigated or whatever, with reply 27, preceding (that I found, this morning).

Yet, the gist of my argument, that the husband's credibility is almost nil, is supported by the endless blur of many days and months and years during which he did not act upon her wishes that he claims to be true.

In every personal example that has been cited on this forum, of a member's involvement in "pulling the plug," none has stated that they delayed for years, yet among the tellers of these stories, the most adamant cannot bear to face the nightmare of time that Michael Schiavo denied his wife's wish.