Open Letter to Gov Jeb Bush + Pix from Terri Schiavo's Vigil

Envoy Magazine Blog ^ | October 19, 2003 | Pete Vere

[shezza]

Here ya go (post #69). These pages will be provided to the family for their comfort and support. You are a precious woman. Bless you!

[ventana]

We are all together as one in His name. Thank you for your lovely post sfRummygirl. V's wife.

[maestro]

Right!

And where is the World Council of Churches, The National Council of Churches; THE PROMISE KEEPERS; etc.,.....???

:-(

[MHGinTN]

And the Torch Bearer Fellowship!

[Deo volente]

On the same topic, isn't it PERJURY to lie to a malpractice jury regarding what one plans to do with the award money?

Michael told the jury UNDER OATH that he loved his wife and wanted to take care of her.
When the jury awarded him all that money to do just that, he went out and got himself Felos to help see that Terri was killed. She received NO therapy, as far as I know. So essentially, Michael deceived a jury in court, UNDER OATH.

Isn't he CRIMINALLY liable for PERJURY?

Who has authority to prosecute this? I would guess the District Attorney.

Has anyone contacted him, or looked into this possibility?

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

Have any of you seen this?

pc93: Please help to get this info. spread out on other places here and on the net, etc. to individuals, and others you deem should be made aware. Let them know to convey the same info. to others.

Regards.

Please get this info. out:

Contact: Pamela Hennessy

Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation

Phone 727-445-1766

eFax 802-609-9121
email: phenn@zimp.org


Press Release

Special Session Called in State Legislature

Speaker of the House, Johnnie Byrd to introduce “Terri’s Bill”

Clearwater, FL October 19, 2003: The Governor of Florida, Jeb Bush, has called a special session of the Florida Legislature for Monday, October 20, 2003. At that time, Florida’s Speaker of the House will introduce “Terri’s Bill”. By Florida law, two thirds majority vote are required to have a topic entered.

Volunteers with the Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation have learned that Senate President, Jim King is against this bill.

The Bill would put an immediate moratorium on all dehydration and starvation deaths currently pending in Florida.

We have come to a time when the merchants of death have created a constitutional crisis and a justice gridlock, while the rightful life of Florida’s disabled and vulnerable citizens tragically hang on Terri Schindler-Schiavo’s court ordered dehydration and starvation death.

We urge all concerned Floridians to contact their Senators and State House members to vote for Terri’s bill.

Time is short.

[sfRummygirl]

My God, she is still hanging on. How can anyone say this woman doesn't have the will to live?
Please, Lord, I am begging you with every molecule in my body....

[sfRummygirl]

Thank you for being here!

[sfRummygirl]

NCC is dead, I am afraid. A shell of the body of Christ.

[sfRummygirl]

Wait, what?! There is still hope? Tomorrow? A bill emergency session?
What? Is this as good as it sounds?
But the one guy is against it....wait...

[sfRummygirl]

PING!! I THINK THIS JUST CAME OUT....ALERT....EMERGENCY SESSION FOR TOMORROW....
I apologize if people already got this info, but I haven't seen it anywhere else yet....


Have any of you seen this?

pc93: Please help to get this info. spread out on other places here and on the net, etc. to individuals, and others you deem should be made aware. Let them know to convey the same info. to others.

Regards.

Please get this info. out:

Contact: Pamela Hennessy

Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation

Phone 727-445-1766

eFax 802-609-9121
email: phenn@zimp.org


Press Release

Special Session Called in State Legislature

Speaker of the House, Johnnie Byrd to introduce “Terri’s Bill”

Clearwater, FL October 19, 2003: The Governor of Florida, Jeb Bush, has called a special session of the Florida Legislature for Monday, October 20, 2003. At that time, Florida’s Speaker of the
House will introduce “Terri’s Bill”. By Florida law, two thirds majority vote are required to have a topic entered.

Volunteers with the Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation have learned that Senate President, Jim King is against this bill.

The Bill would put an immediate moratorium on all dehydration and starvation deaths currently pending in Florida.

We have come to a time when the merchants of death have created a constitutional crisis and a justice gridlock, while the rightful life of Florida’s disabled and vulnerable citizens tragically hang on
Terri Schindler-Schiavo’s court ordered dehydration and starvation death.

We urge all concerned Floridians to contact their Senators and State House members to vote for Terri’s bill.

Time is short.

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

I'll be making signs for my car tonight, and will be making phone calls right after the morning school drive.

[sfRummygirl]

I wish I lived in FLORIDA...I never thought I would say that this week, man.....
I pinged about 20 people....
Can you ping a Florida list?

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

This is great but unless they can put it into effect tomorrow, I'm afraid it will be too late for Terri.

BTW, this looks like it addresses passive euthanasia but in the future they might want to include active forms of euthanasia too. Florida has a big elderly population and the slippery slope is getting very slick.

[Canticle_of_Deborah]

Might be worth getting this introduced in other states as well. An ounce of prevention...........

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

Be careful what you wish for--lol!

[Jalapeno]

but I think I'd be willing to give a free pass to anyone at this juncture who used violence to avert this crime

Be careful, for you become evil as well. Violence is not the answer here. It would not solve anything.

[Theodore R.]

I just don't know why this makes them so angry and mean.

Some people just cannot wait to recommend death for innocent others -- of course they favor justice, mercy, and the "American way" for themselves.

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

The FL folks have it posted already. LOL! That's where I first saw it tonight. The FL FReepers are on the ball.

[Theodore R.]

The one who is against it is the President of the State Senate. That must temper our brief optimism. It may be too late.