The only time Terri has been outside in years was when Morton Plant Hospital REFUSED to admit her after she starved for almost 7 days. They were obeying Atty Felos. Terri was outside for quite some time. She was not automatically admitted to get rehydrated.
Through the help of Freepers and VIPs in the Beltway, the IV was begun around 9:30 pm on October 21, 2003. (Terri left for the hospital between 5:00 and 6:00 pm and was outside being refused treatment).
Your post is very important in reminding us all what Terri & her family have been and are still up against, so here it is again:
Terri has a bodyguard around the clock so that even her parents, etc. don't sneak anything into the room - cameras, recorders, flowers. Terri is kept prisoner in a room.
The only time Terri has been outside in years was when Morton Plant Hospital REFUSED to admit her after she starved for almost 7 days. They were obeying Atty Felos. Terri was outside for quite some time. She was not automatically admitted to get rehydrated.
Through the help of Freepers [and others!] and VIPs in the Beltway, the IV was begun around 9:30 pm on October 21, 2003. (Terri left for the hospital between 5:00 and 6:00 pm and was outside being refused treatment).
Furthermore, Terri's physician AND OTHER AREA PHYSICIANS declined to treat her out of fear of Felos et al -- this acc. St. Pete Times article was out of fear of Felos.
Let us also remember that Terri's family was not given updates on her condition and they were not allowed to visit her. When they were finally given the go-ahead Weds evening and went to the hospital to see her -- they were told she was not there! They were not told where she was, or HOW she was for HOURS. For all they knew, she might have been dead. fv put up some excellent posts detailing this.
IOW, Terri's fight is up against an unbelievable enemy who fights dirty and to the death. These are the things other people need to KNOW and remember.
My prayers for Terri, her family, her supporters, and all involved in her case continue. It is good to be here with you all.
Well, as long as he/she keeps her loving husband from injecting her with insulin etc. it's probably a good thing, despite the insult directed at her family. I hadn't heard about this, so I thank you.
And thanks for your comments, which I find very informative and insightful. We pray for her and that teacher who lost her job standing up for Terri every night.
I guess we should expand that to the judges and all working behind the scenes.