[Calpernia]

I'm just curious why this hasn't been addressed more aggressively. Cause, it has been stated in articles:

"1990 heart attack caused by a potassium imbalance temporarily cut off oxygen to her brain"

But this condition is much more consistent with a person who has is coronary heart/artery disease. She would have had plaque, clots, and resulted in a stroke to do this type of damage to brain.

Whereas, the condition the ALLEGED experts keep debating is more consistant with head impact. It makes much more sense. 'Cause then blood would collect outside and inside the cortex area. Causing leakage of blood, damage to the vertebral, or carotid artery.

Why isn't this possibility examined by Terri's physicians? Why wasn't this entered in the courts?

[sweetliberty]

"Why isn't this possibility examined by Terri's physicians? Why wasn't this entered in the courts?"

How long has it been since Terri has been allowed doctors who could or would actually do anything for her, including the kinds of tests that should be done? Also, medical records are private, so unless they are subpoenaed (can they do that) we would not necessarily be privy to that information unless it was known and made public by Terri's family.

I am also very curious why we have heard nothing about an investigation into the cause of her collapse. Could it be that it was never called into question? Or could it be that some nominal "investigation" was done and it was dismissed....just a matter of routine? Or maybe there are some LE types who are starting to get a little nervous because they didn't do their job and it might come back to haunt them. And the all important question: now that some of this information is getting out there, is there currently an investigation to address the many unanswered questions?