[wildwood]

did you hear the article rush talked about at the beginning of the program? i can't find a link to it. he was talking about all the connections to the hemlock society that the hospice has, including felos, the judge, the dr, etc.

[Sgt_Schultze]

Try This link, including other parts of the site.

[the invisib1e hand]

did you hear the article rush talked about at the beginning of the program? i can't find a link to it. he was talking about all the connections to the hemlock society that the hospice has, including felos, the judge, the dr, etc.

wow. I didn't know rush picked this up. that gives credibility to my theories about hospice. they try to get written into wills, too. I've done some work for them. they throw around lots of money. their employees that I've met seem to be a pretty unbalanced (maybe tormented) lot.

so, yeah, I guess they are in the death biz, aren't they. Hope it doesn't catch on.

[Aquinasfan]

did you hear the article rush talked about at the beginning of the program? i can't find a link to it. he was talking about all the connections to the hemlock society that the hospice has, including felos, the judge, the dr, etc.

It's mind-boggling. That this isn't widely publicized is criminal.

The doctor that Greer depended upon for a diagnosis of PVS is on the board of directors of "The Choice in Dying" society, formerly known as the Hemlock Society! Unbleepin' real!