Everyone that posted, called, and found out what was going on, helped this lady. WorldNetDaily is on top of this story.
http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43723
'Grandma' airlifted to medical center Receiving IV fluids, nourishment,' says nephew who credits WND, bloggers, 'Terri's friends'
By David Kupelian
© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com
Mae Magouirk, the 81-year-old Georgia widow over whose medical care a family tug-of-war reminiscent of the Terri Schiavo case has been raging, has been transported from the hospice in LaGrange, Ga., to the University of Alabama-Birmingham Medical Center, according to her nephew, where "she is receiving food, fluids, cardiac care and neurological help."
This morning, Magourik's nephew Ken Mullinax, who had been fighting to have his aunt removed from Hospice-LaGrange in LaGrange, Ga., where, he said, she had not been properly fed or hydrated, contacted WorldNetDaily with this phone message:
Because of your articles and all of the friends of Terri, my Aunt Mae Magouirk is now in the University of Alabama-Birmingham Medical Center and is receiving food, fluids, cardiac care and neurological help. We are overjoyed.
Praise be the name of the Lord, praise be all of the friends of Terri Schindler [Schiavo]. We could never have mobilized public sentiment and pressure on these people in LaGrange, Ga. – at Hospice, the LaGrange, Ga., doctors or the probate judge – unless the friends of Terri and the wonderful media of WorldNetDaily.com had become involved. Thank you all.
Under the terms of an April 4 court order, Magouirk's medical treatment was to be decided by three cardiologists tasked with deciding what treatment would be best and where it should take place.
Pending that decision, Mullinax, 45, has contended that his aunt had been without substantial food or hydration for 10 days at the hospice.
Has anyone confirmed this? I haven't seen any proof that she was being denied food and water anywhere except quotes from Ken. The judges orders specificly said she was to be given food and water. In the article at this link the judge says Ken's claims are false and the CEO of the hospise states that "No patient at our hospice is denied food or water". http://www.11alive.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=61478
Very strange.