To: DJ MacWoW
No. It's not proven. Just a court approved diagnosis. On the basis of two doctors chosen by the husband and an openly pro-euthenasia doctor chosen by the court, who investigated Terri for less than an hour each, IIRC.
How about letting Terri be examined for a week by someone who doesn't want her dead and can ensure that she's not being drugged?
74 posted on
03/20/2005 4:31:46 PM PST by
supercat
("Though her life has been sold for corrupt men's gold, she refuses to give up the ghost.")
To: supercat
Is Cranford even considered a practicing doctor since he's only a Prof? AND an assisted suicide/euthanasia witness?
Did you see Bambakidis back down in a WorldNetDaily news article? I've posted the quote a few times.
83 posted on
03/20/2005 4:37:07 PM PST by
DJ MacWoW
(Life support. canned, frozen or fresh, it's good for you!)
To: supercat
Sorry. It was a Newsday article.
Some admitted there are some things beyond any doctor's ken. There are no tests to confirm a person's "inner awareness," said Dr. Peter Bambakidis, a neurologist from Cleveland.
Series Day 3: Seeing Signs Of Life
89 posted on
03/20/2005 4:42:11 PM PST by
DJ MacWoW
(Life support. canned, frozen or fresh, it's good for you!)
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