[Fitzcarraldo]

The head of Hospice in Florida (or Miami) was on something last night; he said that there are about 900,000 people in hospices

This is significant; what's happening to Terri could be happening to hundreds of patients a day, and the courts know this and reel from the thought that these rise up to clog the courts and inflame the sensibilities of those of us who are pro-life. Therefore, mum's the word and all the hand-washing being done by the courts makes sense. Greer just happens to the lightning rod and designated tube puller for this go-round.

Terri is one of a few that became a high-profile case, which is a battle between those that made her a poster girl for "The Right to Die" movement and those who would rather err on the side of life.

[sinkspur]

This is significant; what's happening to Terri could be happening to hundreds of patients a day, and the courts know this and reel from the thought that these rise up to clog the courts and inflame the sensibilities of those of us who are pro-life.

The courts don't know about these people. Decisions are made by families, and physicians.

If families deciding to pull feeding tubes angers you, you better gear up.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

There are also numerous questions to be answered in this case that the average right to die case does not have.

I am glad I am on the side with Bork, Santorum , Frist (and others). There are many questions which need to be addressed about Terri's condition, her medical past care and how she got into this mess in the first place.

[Howlin]

what's happening to Terri could be happening to hundreds of patients a day

Try to get a grip; Hospice is not a killing machine.