To: Wampus SC
THAT case is not quite the same as Terri's. The man is hooked up to a ventilator, which is EXTRAORDINARY MEANS. That is not to say that I believe the ventilator should be removed. The story hasn't, at this point, given enough of the facts. But I don't want it confused with Terri's situation.
3,732 posted on
03/09/2005 2:15:07 PM PST by
TAdams8591
(The call you make may be the one that saves Terri's life!!!!!!)
To: TAdams8591; All
BTW, I had a wonderful extraorinary means
of life support for dinner...homeade chili!
To: TAdams8591
"THAT case is not quite the same as Terri's. The man is hooked up to a ventilator, which is EXTRAORDINARY MEANS. That is not to say that I believe the ventilator should be removed. The story hasn't, at this point, given enough of the facts. But I don't want it confused with Terri's situation."
Yes, it's not quite the same. Which is why I called it -related,(ie: similar) and euthanasia-related. The similarity is that it's the relatives' wishes against the hospital (those pesky useless eaters cost too d*mn much) and the judge.
The euthanasia agenda ties it all together.
To: TAdams8591
THAT case is not quite the same as Terri's. < snip > The story hasn't, at this point, given enough of the facts. But I don't want it confused with Terri's situation. But the same suspects are yelling about having to pay for the guy. I don't understand how so many can value money over life.
3,871 posted on
03/09/2005 4:38:21 PM PST by
DJ MacWoW
(Life support. canned, frozen or fresh, it's good for you!)
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