To: ruoflaw
"Not only do they think her husband has the right to starve her to death, they want the State of Florida to sanction her murder." And that's where, as a citizen of the State of Florida, I have a big problem with these proceedings.
248 posted on
01/07/2004 2:53:47 PM PST by
cyn
(http://www.terrisfight.org)
To: All
Well, I think we're a little off track. We are using precious energies responding to posts that are obviously in favor of MS. Our responses change nothing.
I wish I could be in Florida to help with the rallies, etc. However, I can write and call people on Terri's behalf (as can others not in Florida). I rely on posters who have news updates and email addresses. I have written more than once to your public officials to let them know that people outside the states are watching intently and spreading the word. I have also written the major networks shows to request focus on Terri's case.
How will we know what the progress of Terri's case is without you super cyber sleuths. It's definitely not in the media.
Anyway, I don't mean to be a wet blanket, I just hope we are still activating on Terri's behalf outside of FR. She has been denied the basic treatment any severely disabled individual deserves. If we can get that message louder than the "right to die" message, I think there is hope. Sorry to be so long.....I'll hush now.
250 posted on
01/07/2004 3:17:41 PM PST by
a5478
(a5478)
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