TERRI SCHIAVO MISSING - REMOVED FROM HOSPITAL W/O FAMILY'S CONSENT [Update: She's back at Hospice]

Bay News 9 TV - Florida | 10/22/03 | dandelion

[dandelion]

Terri's brother, Bobby, just reported that Terri is MISSING!! He has been waiting all day to see her, he got the green light, and she's gone...

News 9 reporter said she's gone back to hospice, but the family does not know where she is and has NO CONFIRMATION.

BREAKING...

[floriduh voter]

I know but my concerns are that maybe LE up there is reporting this but it's not reported HERE. We don't want anybody to do anything out of desperation. Ya know, loose lips sink ships. I can't believe people aren't more responsible about what they post here. This time, a life is at stake.

Now turn on Coast to Coast radio because there's a press release ON AIR right about now from the family rep. FV

[MSCASEY]

What in the heck is going on?? Please give me an update I just got home I was gone for about 5 hours! Please give me an update.

Thanks,
MCD

P.S. I did call table talk radio show when I got home I had a few things to say in Terri's behalf!

[Tess1]

Thanks anyway...

I'll try WIBC..indy may have it..

Is it on now?
In Indiana it is 12:07 we have strange time zone thingie..got to keep farmers happy.

[floriduh voter]

Per wfla radio 970 just now "NOBODY WOULD TELL THE FAMILY WHERE TERRI WAS."

[FITZ]

The usual treatment for after-effects of dehydration is just IV fluids for several days. Unless some other complications were detected, the hospice wouldn't need to do anything more than keep the IV line running and the feeding tube fed. And I'm sure they're required to let a doctor examine her regularly to see if she needs to go back to a hospital -- just like she did for the rehydration and reinsertion of the feeding tube, which couldn't be handled at the hospice.

It might be a good sign she was released from the hospital so soon and sent back to hospice. It would most likely mean she stabilized very quickly ---- even after being starved and denied water for 6 days. It seems --- but I could be wrong --- the hospital would be very cautious at this point because of the legalities and attention this case has --- would they release her if she were unstable? It also shows that Terri has a very strong will to live if she is doing so well she only needed a few hours in the hospital to rehydrate even though she was denied water and food for so long. She doesn't and never needed extraordinary care at all ---- just food and water like the rest of us.

[The Red Zone]

I will ping moderator and ask him to remove posts

[floriduh voter]

Maybe Felos is afraid that hubby is going to sue him for malpractice because he couldn't deliver.

[Brad’s Gramma]

I THINK it's just now coming on here. I'm at a bit past 10:00.

[dixiegrrl]

When I type in Suncoast center this is what I got
Suncoast Center for Patient Safety Research
New AHRQ-funded Center
In 2001, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) awarded Dr. Wolfson and the University of South Florida approximately $600,000 over 3 years to establish a Developmental Center for Evaluation and Research in Patient Safety.
The focus of this Center is "Safe Patient Transitions from Institutions to the Home". Our overall goal is to successfully plan for and establish a multidisciplinary center for patient safety evaluation and research capable of substantially enhancing the ability of its members to conduct collaborative research that is mutually beneficial, to translate research findings into effective practice, and to disseminate these findings to the larger health care community.
Specifically, our objectives include:
Conduct pilot studies related to patient safety and continuity of care for vulnerable patients discharged from inpatient hospital stays.
Build research capacity related to safe patient transition from institutional care to the home.
Cultivate a "culture of safety" to support clinicians in providing safe patient care, focusing on educational initiatives within academic health centers for physicians, nurses and pharmacists, at the graduate clinical educational level, and within continuing educational programs for practitioners.
Influence local, state, and national policy related to safe patient transitions.
Here is the link
http://floridahealthinfo.hsc.usf.edu/SuncoastCenterMain.htm

[Annie03]

Well, it appears it is being posted in a major newspaper-don't shoot the messenger ;-)

[Ohioan from Florida]

If Terri can make it these past 13 years, I'd say she at least has a chance. She has an incredible will to live, and is a complete inspiration to me!

[Annie03]

I thought she must have been crying too-how traumatic for her.

[supercat]

Ya know, loose lips sink ships. I can't believe people aren't more responsible about what they post here. This time, a life is at stake.

Someone needs to make sure one or more members of the Triumvirate realize that they won't get the needle for Attempted Murder.

[Ohioan from Florida]

God did not give me a fearful heart. I have decided to post no more concerns about Terris renal status. From now on, when a post comes up about the "lawyer says" my response is going to be only if God wills it. Faith rules :') You prayer warriors keep my feet to the fire if I start to slip back into worrying again, ok?

You got it, girl!

[floriduh voter]

I AM LEAVING THIS THREAD. ALL THE AMATEUR DETECTIVES are not reading the rules here. Loose lips sink ships. Some investigations are secret. This isn't breaking in Florida right now. A life is at stake. This is not a game. Sorry but too much stuff is being posted that should not be.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

He he, me too.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

What does a gyno have to do with a potassium imbalance?

[Quietly]

Noory in his opening has said nothing about Terri.

[floriduh voter]

Chicago Tribune is not St. Pete Times. Should we hasten desperate people? I'm outta here.

[ChocChipCookie]

Since you're in FL, maybe you can answer this question. How is this all playing out there? Is there as big an uproar as there is here in Freeper-land? Does MS have many supporters?