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To: FBD
It is me understanding that she had an eating disorder. Bulimia. It is a dreadful disease it had an effect on her heart. But it also makes bones not as strong as they should be at her age.

I think that is what you were troubled about thinking she is a battered spouse?

407 posted on 03/20/2005 9:59:31 PM PST by Former Military Chick
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To: Former Military Chick

Bulimia doesn't explain multiple compression fractures from her neck to her ankles, unless she was run over by a bulldozer too.


409 posted on 03/20/2005 10:04:31 PM PST by thoughtomator (Sick already of premature speculation on the 2008 race)
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To: Former Military Chick

yes.


414 posted on 03/20/2005 10:11:15 PM PST by FBD ("A nation without borders is not a nation." -- Ronald Reagan)
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To: Former Military Chick; thoughtomator

It's entirely possible that this judge does not have womens best interests on his mind, when making his decisions.
He has made serious mistakes before. It's quite possible he is making one now.

From Ann Coulters column:
http://www.jewishworldreview.com/cols/coulter111403.asp

"Judge Greer's finding on Terri's wishes may be immune from legal review, but it's not immune from criticism. He's a finder of fact – he's not God.

A few years ago, Judge Greer found that Helene Ball McGee did not have reasonable cause to believe domestic violence was imminent and denied her an order of protection. Two weeks later, Mrs. McGee was stabbed to death by her husband. So judges can make mistakes."


420 posted on 03/20/2005 10:27:46 PM PST by FBD ("A nation without borders is not a nation." -- Ronald Reagan)
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