Oh, puh-LEAZE. You ghouls would have chained that poor woman to that lifeless shell for her entire life. I don't know Michelle Finn, but my wife does, and believe it or not, she doesn't have fangs or horns, nor did she get "rich". What she went through should never have to be endured by anyone.
http://www.websunlimited.net/marshall/1999Reportp4.htm
[snip] Hugh's wife claimed on ABC's Good Morning America her husband hadn't communicated at all since his 1995 accident. Yet seven weeks after that accident, she told a Louisville news conference her husband was awake and talking!Hugh Finn[excerpt]A Virginia state nurse examined Hugh at Annaburg Manor just before his death.
"I then went around the bed and faced Mr. Finn," she testified under oath in court. "I said, 'Hi.' And he immediately responded with 'Hi.' ...[He] did not look the same as other chronic vegetative patients... "[snip]
Here are collected for the first time many documents relating to the factual background of the Hugh Finn case. Before you reach any conclusions about what actions should or should not have been taken by public officials and Finn family members, please become familiar with some of the relevant facts as documented in this WEB page. A man's life depended upon it then. And other lives will depend upon a correct public understanding of certain problematic provisions of Virginia's Health Care Decisions act, and the way Virginia courts have interpreted this law.The Hugh Finn case has been distorted regularly in the media by those with an agenda seeking to further the cause for euthanasia. Many editorials and letters to the editors have made statements and accusations about circumstances surrounding the case without having any true knowledge about the case. The documents below are provided to help set the record straight and provide information whereby the public can read the facts of the case.
GOD WILL GIVE ME RELEASE OF SUFFERING IN HIS GOOD TIME!
Terri Shiavo is being murdered, in utterly cold blood. She's not the first. There is no hope in the courts or the elected officials of government.
Jeb Bush is not going to save Terri. He could. He could have the same chutzpah as the Clinton administration did with the Elian Gonzalez case and just do it. But he won't. She's going to die; we should all just realize that. "Jeb Bush can't do anything about it" say his supporters. BS. He could. But he won't because it might hurt his political career, which is more important than Terri's life. The perceived, skewed "separation of powers" is more important than a human life. Jeb's so-called "powerlessness" leaves me speechless. But not suprised. He's trying to cover his conservative base (and ass) by declaring he's done his best to intervene, but the pro-death media won't be *too* pissed off, because Terri will be dead, and Bush won't have defied its favorite judge. Or judges. Or culture. Anyone who says Jeb (or George) Bush "can't do anything" to save Terri Shiavo is deceiving himself. Teri Shiavo is going to die - AND SHE IS GOING TO DIE! - because those in power to save her will not sacrifice their political futures to save her. Jeb Bush is going to be oh so sad when she dies, oh dear. "I tried!" My dear Mr. Governor, if you care, if you really care, send in the National Guard, and let's see pictures, this time heroic pictures, of soldiers with machine guns, this time protecting doctors putting the feeding tubes back in.
More important than how I die is how I'm going to inculcate into my other five children is how to keep their two handicapped brothers from being legally murdered as Terri Shiavo is now. As if it is "kind." May God have mercy on the faithful in the United States of America, as it becomes another evil empire of death. His own Kingdom is the only righteous country left.