Posted on 03/21/2005 6:02:28 PM PST by wagglebee
sorry no cameras are allowed per judge Greer.
no cameras,
no doctors
no evidence
"Michael [Schiavo] would say, 'When is she going to die? Has she died yet?' and 'When is that bitch going to die?'" Iyer charged. "Other statements which I recall him making include, 'Can't anything be done to accelerate her death, won't she ever die?' When she wouldn't die, Michael [Schiavo] would be furious."
Conversely, Iyer said that when she would have to call Schiavo to inform him of a downturn in Terri's condition, Schiavo would be elated.
"Michael would be visibly excited, thrilled even, hoping that she would die," Iyer recalled. "He would blurt out, 'I'm going to be rich,' and would talk about all the things he would buy when Terri died, which included a new car, a new boat and going to Europe, among other things."
Iyer also described incidents of Terri Schiavo talking, moving voluntarily and responding to external stimuli, descriptions that Iyer said were removed from Mrs. Schiavo's medical records. Both Law and Iyer reported Terri verbally communicating, also contradicting Michael Schiavo's claim that his wife was in a Persistent Vegetative State.
"During the time I cared for Terri, she formed words. I have heard her say 'mommy' from time to time, and 'momma,'" Law recalled. "She also said 'help me' a number of times."
Just found proof that MC is up to something.
Another thread had this to say:
"... In the ongoing battle over the fate of a brain-damaged Florida woman, her husband and his attorneys have a new ally: the American Civil Liberties Union..."
The (without)ACLU(e) has just joined forces with Michael.
All I needed to hear to know he's in the wrong.
I have the Sight so I just read the titles....;))
p.s..can I borrow your Bradbury?....;)
Sure, but I would recommend Lloyd Alexander right now.
I just finished reading the Black Caldron for like the 30th time. I think someone else should now too :)
Woops...no...I must have been asleep.
[perchance to dream....]...;)
Ooop, that should be "Black Caldron series"
Whole thing.
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark... That skull had a tongue in it, and could sing once: how the knave jowls it to the ground, as if it were Cain's jaw-bone, that did the first murder! It might be the pate of a politician, which this ass now o'er-reaches; one that would circumvent God, might it not?
Oh my God....the jackals have arrived to await the kill.
I wish I could recall half the Shakespeare I've read.
All the books I had from him were from/for school.
However, if you would like to discuss the answer to life, the universe, and everything... I'd be happy to quote "42" until you throttle me :)
It is but MacBeth works too.
"Murder...murder most foul".
[just makes ya wanna go wash yer hands, don't it?]...;))
The Summer of 42?
Or it means they were so freaked by the malpractice suit they didn't *think* to look for other causes.
Who here wouldn't be chasing their own tails if hit with a million dollar lawsuit?
Now I'm thinking of MY favorite classic writers.
You think Terri is the Tell-Tale Heart to Michael?
He just wants the nagging guilt to leave him.
More like the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (Don't Panic!)
Avoid taking the shortcut through Great Birnam wood.
I hear it's a rough one....;)
Nah...I miss Bradbury, especially in spring.
[Can't find any of my copies up in that mess of an attic]....:))
"Lightly grilled ferrets on toast".
"hyper-intellegent shade of blue"
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