[Smartaleck]

The PT people had trouble flexing her legs etc. This is common for people who are bedridden. Were her legs or some other appendages broken It's likely they would have noticed that too.

You are aware of course that various x-rays revealed no broken bones?

Much of what you've come up with is hearsay. You know that don't you?

"Pat Anderson, the Schindler's attorney, was UNAWARE of this bone scans existence"

She may have been, but not all the Schindler attorney's were according to the court records. Why the bone scan wasn't brought to the Schindler's attention by their own attorney's and why it wasn't brought up in the mal-practice trial....perhaps they thought it irrelevant in view of the other medical records.

Hopefully the autopsy will clear up some of the speculation and suspicions many have.....or it will add to the great conspiracy out there and the need to don tin foil hats.

[Republic]

Don't remember anyone saying the PT people had trouble.

She presented with a very stiff neck (see Humana Hospital Release for Terri Schiavo-02/25/90 to 05/09/90 and stiff body.)

Not surprising.

She was defibrillated several times at home and was severely hypotensive.

She was completely unresponsive with decerebrating and generalized tonic clonic seizure activity.

CAT scan of the brainn taht was done was negative for any acute event.

Serial EKG's revealed no evidence of myocardial infarction.

Initial EEG revealed abnormal elctroencephalogram indicative of generalized suppression ad slowing of the activity uniformly noted without any significant hemispheric electrolization cosistet with diffuse encephalopathy.Hmmm.

Thought the PROBLEM was she was seeing a gyn for irregular mensus.

Dre Hammersfahr said she was RESPONDING to THERAPY so beautifully that she was able to hold herself up between two parallel bars in therapy.....

WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED TO HER....MICHAEL?

[Republic]

Don't remember anyone saying the PT people had trouble.

She presented with a very stiff neck (see Humana Hospital Release for Terri Schiavo-02/25/90 to 05/09/90 and stiff body.)

Not surprising.

She was defibrillated several times at home and was severely hypotensive.

She was completely unresponsive with decerebrating and generalized tonic clonic seizure activity.

CAT scan of the brainn taht was done was negative for any acute event.

Serial EKG's revealed no evidence of myocardial infarction.

Initial EEG revealed abnormal elctroencephalogram indicative of generalized suppression ad slowing of the activity uniformly noted without any significant hemispheric electrolization cosistet with diffuse encephalopathy.

Her ONLY significant recent hisotry was that she was being treated by a GYN for a vaginal infection with a local cream which the consulting gyn at HUMANA, Dr. Meena Jain, recommended changing from cream to a Eetadine douche and to start Terri on the medicine, FLAGYL, intraveniously, for the infection ( commonly used for a very common STD!)

Hmmm.

Thought the PROBLEM was she was seeing a gyn for irregular mensus.

Dre Hammersfahr said she was RESPONDING to THERAPY so beautifully that she was able to hold herself up between two parallel bars in therapy.....

WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED TO HER....MICHAEL?