To: alwaysconservative
I made a group of posts saying the same things you said in your post. I hope you realize that we are both nontheless "shills for the cult of death." [I also lost my younger sister to breast cancer when she was 38. She left 3 school-age children behind. My mother recently passed away after having made the decision not "to linger." She was 86. We honored her living will and made sure that the doctors respected her DNR request.]
To: Clara Lou
Thanks for the support! Those of us who have gone through this with our loved ones understand the pain of uncertainty that cloaks these decisions and would never call you a shill for death. You just have to go on your faith, and my faith is that death happens to the righteous as well as the unrighteous, the innocent as well as the guilty, and that death for the believer is just the beginning of a glorious eternity. Because of Christ, we have nothing to fear in death.
To: Clara Lou
My mother recently passed away after having made the decision not "to linger." She was 86. We honored her living will and made sure that the doctors respected her DNR request.]Was she terminally ill?
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10/18/2003 8:42:35 AM PDT by
syriacus
(Judge Greer---YOU should have looked into Terri's eyes and asked her if she wanted life.)
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