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There are people who are legitimately concerned about government intervention, not in the Terri Schiavo case specifically, but in their own cases when they or their relatives die. That is the Achilles' Heel of this case.

Yes, I agree in that people have mentioned that this case with Terri is much different since we really do not know what her wishes were and her husband has a conflict of interest. Congress and the Governor were responding to the appeals of the immediate family who have the legal right to pursue these channels.

It so important to place the power of attorney into the hands of someone we can really trust.

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It is getting worse:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1371531/posts?page=14

A federally funded watchdog group is investigating the recent deaths of four disabled Floridians amid an aggressive campaign by the state to cut millions of dollars from programs that provide medical care for disabled people in community settings. Saturday, March 26, 2005 (Herald.com)



It is now open hunting season on the disabled and the helpless. I hope Judge Greer does not ever feel too disabled.