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have you read this AFFIDAVIT of Alexander T. Gimon, Ph.D? (He said, in part:

Dr. Gimon, a clinical neuropsychologist, says on page 12 of the affidavit: "Given the neglect which Terri has suffered...it is striking that her current cognitive functioning is as strong and varied in expression as it is. This indicates that sufficient brain structure exists for further cognitive and behavioral progress to be made. Terri is an excellent subject for a variety of cognitive treatment protocols designed to improve her neurological function, including neuroaerobics, physical therapy, recreational/occupational therapy, and speech-language therapy."

or this AFFIDAVIT of Dr. Jacob Greene?
or this AFFIDAIVT of Dr. Richard Neubauer?
or this AFFIDAVIT of Dr. William Scott Russell?
or, seen this Complete Report of Dr. William Hammesfahr?

And did you know this?

Experts Who Have Testified Terri Schiavo Could Improve with Therapy

Dr. William Hammesfahr
Dr. Alexander Gimon
Dr. Jacob Greene
Dr. Richard Neubauer
Dr. William Russell
Dr. Jay Carpenter
Dr. James Avery
Dr. John D. Young
Dr. William Maxfield
Sarah Green Mele – Speech Pathologist (Affidavit, pdf format)
Myra Stinson – Speech Pathologist

or read this Oct. 24, 2003, article?

Doctors dispute Florida woman is in persistent vegetative state

Three doctors appeared with Terri Schiavo's parents Friday to bolster their conviction that their daughter can recover from brain injuries that have kept her in what other physicians have called a persistent vegetative state for 13 years. "She looks at you, she can follow commands," said Clearwater neurologist William Hammesfahr, standing outside the one-story, brown-brick hospice where the 39-year-old Schiavo lives. Hammesfahr's opinion was echoed by Drs. William S. Maxfield and John Young, who have examined Schiavo at her parents' request during the long legal battle over her fate.
Maxfield, a radiologist, said CT scans from last summer show some damage but not the massive loss of tissue described by others.
"People ought to know she can be rehabilitated," he said.