Thank you!!
And here I go again - repeat info for those who just joined us:
Let's all e-mail AND call Governor Bush, and ask him to have Forida's Department of Children and Family Services take Terri into protective custody.
There are three branches of government, and they are equal.
jeb.bush@myflorida.com
Phone: 1-850-488-4441
-------> ALSO, please sign:
Incapacitated Person’s Legal Protection Act
http://www.gopwing.com/pet030805/sign.php I'm glad I have two e-mails; one for my husband's signature and one for mine. Next, I'll try to get others to sign.
And, also:
Representative Dave Weldon (R-FL) and Senator Mel Martinez (R-FL) have just introduced the "Incapacitated Persons Legal Protection Act" (H.R. 1151, S. 539). If passed into law, this bill would make an immediate impact toward protecting the lives of people like Terri Schiavo, insuring that a disabled person's constitutional rights are not trampled, simply because that person is unable to speak for him- or herself.
With time running out for Terri, we must take immediate action to create a groundswell of support for this legislation.
Action Item #1--Contact Your New York Senators! Please call your U.S. senators and urge them to stand for those who cannot speak for themselves by co-sponsoring the "Incapacitated Persons Legal Protection Act" (S. 539).
+ + Action Item #2-- Contact Your Representative Today! After contacting each of your senators, take a few extra moments to contact your New York representative, urging him or her to give full and immediate support to the "Incapacitated Persons Legal Protection Act" (H.R. 1151). Make certain that your representative understands this bill will benefit those citizens who simply cannot fight for themselves. If you don't know who your New York representative is, call the Capitol Switchboard, and they will connect you quickly. Here is the number: 202-224-3121
You can also find your representative and his or her contact information by clicking here:
http://www.reclaimamerica.org/contactCongress.asp?lk=house Many disabled people require feeding tubes in order to receive nourishment.
Food and Hydration are the basics to life, and should be classified as “Ordinary Care”