State might seize Terri

WorldNetDaily ^ | March 23, 2005 | WorldNetDaily

[sergey1973]

Department of Children and Families cites law protecting vulnerable adults.

With Terri Schiavo now in her sixth day without food or water, Florida's Department of Children and Families says it might remove the brain-injured woman by force, if necessary, from the hospice where she has lived the past four years.

[Vaquero]

Well what the &%$*# are they waiting for.

[John Valentine]

My thought precisely. Get it done!

[sergey1973]

I Have no idea -:)

[stevio]

Let's hope her husband fights to the death not to let that happen. Or how about, fights to near death?

[Diogenesis]

Sooner rather than later. She has been nutritionally abused for years.
She probably has longterm kwashiokor combined with acute starvation.

DO IT

[sierrahome]

Actions speak louder than words...hang up the phone and start the truck!

[pookie18]

I believe that Hannity said he's waiting for the FL legislature to vote...if that doesn't go well, Jeb will take action.

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Ping!
Ms.B

[OkieAcres]

If Terri were my sister, and I REALLY believed that her condition would improve with more time and therapy, she would already be out of that hospice and in my protective custody.

[LYSandra]

For god's sake MOVE IT! By the time someone actually has the stones to act it will be too late!

[spycatcher]

Finally some common sense. The executive branch is the solution in cases like this.

[ElkGroveDan]

As I recall this guy works on Easter weekend if needed.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

Well what the &%$*# are they waiting for.

The Supremes to sing.

[GottaLuvAkitas1]

Hannity just said he bets her feeding tube wll be back in by tonight or morning at the latest.

[bobjam]

If they could do it to Elian...

[pookie18]

Watch The FL Legislature Vote!!!

[teletech]

If this were to be done, and I think it should be, how does this square with the decisions the state and federal courts have already handed down?

[oldcomputerguy]

I'm afraid this ranks right up there for bad decisions on their part. Where does this end exactly?

[joesnuffy]

Gabriel Keys (foreground) is arrested by police officers for trespassing in Pinellas Park, Florida, March 23, 2005. The young protester attempted to take a glass of water into the Woodside Hospice for the brain-damaged Terri Schiavo. A federal judge rejected a request from the parents of Schiavo to order her feeding tube reinserted, dealing a blow to attempts by the U.S. Congress and the White House to prolong her life.