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Terri's Fight - (Daily Thread/Updates)November 1-2, 2003
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| November 1, 2003
| sweetliberty
Posted on 11/01/2003 7:37:41 AM PST by sweetliberty
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To: Saundra Duffy; All
We need to focus on getting the TRUTH out to every newscaster, every reporter and every talk show host in the country. We need to continue to focus on uncovering how many dollars at at stake here for Sciavo/Greer etc.
OPERATION RESEARCH and INFORM is under way.
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posted on
11/01/2003 8:31:22 AM PST
by
TaxRelief
(Ask me about the connection between Socialism, Communism, Drug Warlords and Vodka.)
To: TaxRelief
Your #21. EXCELLENT!
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posted on
11/01/2003 8:47:12 AM PST
by
floriduh voter
(Breaking at baynews9.com...conservative-spirit.org Visit a Local Site)
To: sweetliberty
Amen,.......More Grace and Mercy,........In Jesus' Precious Name, Amen!!!
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posted on
11/01/2003 8:50:53 AM PST
by
maestro
To: syriacus
Start with Edgar for insider trading info. You can get a free two week membership by giving them an email address that they can send a password to.
You won't get spam from them.
http://www.edgar-online.com
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posted on
11/01/2003 8:57:19 AM PST
by
TaxRelief
(Ask me about the connection between Socialism, Communism, Drug Warlords and Vodka.)
To: All
I want to post this resource here for those of you needing ammo about removing feeding tubes from patients.
Denying patients food or water with intent to kill them is wrong
"By including artificially provided food and fluids within the category of treatment that a competent adult may decline, the 1992 Washington State Legislature passed a law that put food and fluids within the category of medical treatment that a legal guardian or surrogate may decline for incompetent patients who have not "executed an advance directive," or legally told the doctors how they want to be treated at the end of their life."
Please note in the above the absence of a requirement that the patient left instructions. Your state may also have a similar law in effect. Check with your local pro-life group.
The link also has an impressive list of symptoms experienced by those who are dehydrated to death. Do share when you have the chance. :-)
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posted on
11/01/2003 9:07:17 AM PST
by
MarMema
(KILLING ISN'T MEDICINE)
To: maestro
To: syriacus
Can you list all the currently known connections between HINO and Thomas J. Jerger? It would be helpful to have a summary thus far and provide a better picture to those just becoming involved of us who are losing track of all the little details. Thanks.
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posted on
11/01/2003 9:10:41 AM PST
by
TaxRelief
(Ask me about the connection between Socialism, Communism, Drug Warlords and Vodka.)
To: sweetliberty; All
I knew there had to be a connection between the Judge and the Guardian ad Litium - link!!!
News Report on Jay Wolfson -
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1012724/posts Link to Bio On Judge Demers
http://public.fotki.com/Budge/terri/david_demerrs.html Link to Jay Wolfson
http://hsc.usf.edu/publichealth/eoh/jwolfson/ It appears they are both professors at Stenson Law School.
And as stated in my previous posts Jay Wolfson is NOT an M.D.
He has masters Degree In Public Health, the "Administration" of Health
B.A., History,University of Illinois, Chicago 1973
M.A., History, New York University, 1974
M.P.H., Community Health Administration,
Indiana University, Bloomington 1975
Dr. P.H., Health Services Organizations,
University of Texas, Houston 1981
J.D., Law, Stetson University College of Law 1993
I would not want to go to Jay with a sprained ankle for a diagnosis, much less a life or death determination if someone can ever swallow again, or be re-habilitated. Anyway WHY does she have to "improve" to live? Isn't living on any level a basic human right? For crying out loud the guy isn't even an M.D.
The judge knew him, no doubt he knows his beliefs as well so that is why he was picked.
To: All
From Jay Wolfson's web site
he authored:
The Dangerous Financial Politics of AIDS Protease Inhibitor "Cocktails"
Journal of Health Care Finance
Fall 1997
Wish I could find that article! The title is very suggestive of it being "Dangerous" Financially to give drugs to aids patients. Wonder if it says, form a "Policy" perspective we are better off to not treat them and let them die? This is a giant leap on my part, however the title of his article doesn't sound positive to me if I were an aids an aids patient.
Generally you can sumamrize that the Public Health professionals always look to get the msot bang for the buck. They only have so much "Public" dollars to spend so they would rather spend XX dollars on vacinations for thousands than spend XX on sustaining high healthcare expense individuals. This has been my experience having been around Public Health Professionals for all of my life. The policy wonks and Administrators, [Not the M.D.'s who take the Hippocratic Oath, and nurses who are involved in direct patient care] they always tend to focus on saving $$ and limiting healthcare to some in order to benefit more people. It is typically ther job to manage the budget.
To: sweetliberty; All
Please keep the comments going that started in the last thread at post 129
I certainly dropped the ball on that one!
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posted on
11/01/2003 10:03:06 AM PST
by
Budge
( <>< .)
To: TaxRelief
Great!!
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posted on
11/01/2003 10:07:37 AM PST
by
Budge
( <>< .)
To: Lone Voice in the hinterlands; All
When you go to mmy Fotki site --
Read and follow the directions below first.
Under the photo is a link: "Get Origional Uploaded Photo" click that.
Once the larger photo loads and it still isn't large enough to read, move your mouse totally off of the photo, then back on. A short "menu bar" will appear in the top left corner of the photo, and in the bottom right corner an "enlarge icon" will appear. When you click on the "enlarge icon" you may have to move the photo around using the scrooll bars on the right side, and possibly the bottom.
To exit that photo simply click your browsers "Back icon."
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posted on
11/01/2003 10:10:16 AM PST
by
Budge
( <>< .)
To: Saundra Duffy
It's a step in the right direction for the judge to take the guardianship FROM the HINO. Take heart everyone!
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posted on
11/01/2003 10:12:03 AM PST
by
Ciexyz
To: freeparoundtheclock
I saved the pic on my desktop. I'll play with it on my PhotoDeluxe software
and see what I can do ...
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posted on
11/01/2003 10:20:00 AM PST
by
MeekOneGOP
(Check out the Texas Chicken D 'RATS!: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/keyword/Redistricting)
To: sweetliberty
To: Republic
Great work on this thread everybody! Took me three hours to read through and catch up. My not-for-profit accountant friend and I did some basic looking at the HFS (Hospice of the Florida Suncoast) 990 returns and he will look at all dating back to '97. His initial reaction was that their financial reporting was 'creative'.
He's zeroing in on their mission statement and how that relates to their dealings RE software program development, etc. they use to 'fund' their for-profit business. Also that a great deal of their funding is via Medicare and how that ties into the whole deal. He was using 'accountant-speak' which, of course makes a normal person's head ache :-) Don't know that he'll find anything that's not already been revealed in the various lawsuits, but it's worth a try.
All HFS info is posted here. This excellent work is by the Hospice Patients Alliance, whose representative has been in touch with me. A quote from his email to me:
"What I do you cannot do; but what you do, I cannot do. The needs are great, and none of us, including me, ever do great things. But we can all do small things, with great love, and together we can do something wonderful." - Mother Teresa
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posted on
11/01/2003 10:35:55 AM PST
by
LisaFab
To: TaxRelief
I certainly agree. This has to be kept in the national spotlight.
I emailed an editor last week about that "persistant vegetable state" that they keep printing.
I told him he needs to get his reporters to do some digging because what he was printing was not the truth and he was doing his readers and the community a disservice by printing it.
If we continually contact them perhaps they'll get it right because I'm really tired of seeing and hearing it.
If they can't get it right, we'll just have to keep after them until they do.
The poor sheeple who don't know any better are believing this garbage.
To: pickyourpoison
Until now, we have been urging editors to have their reporters do the research. Since this is apparently a low priority for most of them, I suggest we provide them with research and links. (Yea, that means do their job for them.)
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posted on
11/01/2003 10:44:58 AM PST
by
TaxRelief
(Ask me about the connection between Socialism, Communism, Drug Warlords and Vodka.)
To: LibertyAndJusticeForAll
World's oldest person, 116, dies in Japan.
I just wonder if her 90+ year old kids were taking care of her! :)
To: LibertyAndJusticeForAll
This woman never would have made to 116 had she been under Michael Schiavo's guardianship.
Unless there was a financial incentive to keep her alive in that case!
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