[stlnative]

You know what drives me nuts?

All these people who don't think that DCF (or Jeb) is not moving fast enough to get Terri out the hospice. I say they will make their move tonight when all the cameras have been turned off and all the protesters that are in front of hospice have gone home for the night.

People need to understand they have go in and take her into custody without causing her more harm, including avoiding the possibly of killing her when they move her. Medical teams and her new protective custody area have to organized, then crowd control has to be brought in. The smaller the crowd outside and inside the hospice the better.

[Halls]

that is what I think to! I think sometime in the middle of the night when all the media is gone, people have gone home, and it is a lot quieter, they will slip in tonight and get Terri. I think someone from DCFS that came earlier to check out Terri did it to see if they could wait till tonight to go and get her and check on the status of issues. I think they have a plan and I hope I wake up tomorrow and there is good news. They cannot wait another day and they have to do this during the night!

[SolomoninSouthDakota]

Brigette, I like your optimism. But don't you think those affairs weren't able to be arranged by now? And isn't the greatest danger to her life the continued existence without water? It might not be picture perfect, but I believe the rescue should be done now already.

[valleygal]

I agree, brigette. I think it will be tonight, too.

[Graymatter]

You're an optimist, brigette. I don't think they're going anywhere. I think they're flummoxed by Greer, or maybe that presser today was just a joint CYA operation by the DCF and the JEB.

I'll be utterly amazed if the DCF does anything more. They can now say "We tried." Mission accomplished.