Actually, Terri did not attend Mass regularly as an adult -- despite the Schindlers' claim to the contrary. She was a mainstream adult Catholic who made her own decisions and lived her life the way she wanted to. Using religion was simply a tool on her parents' part.
Is a wet washcloth also a tool that should not ever be so abused? Or the spoon that holds an ice chip or two?
Come to think of it ... there are many, so many, tools in a hospital and hospice. None should ever be abused by putting towards any process but expediting death process, eh?
Abuse of tools includes using a tool to save a life? That is what you said. Did you mean it, did you?
Now you know when Terri went to church and when and why she didn't. And how she was a mainstream catholic. And parents are using it as a tool.
Talk about conspiracy!! You people are full of "IF'S and made up stuff, and your parents went through it, and 10 of your closest friends died this way, and it's beautiful, and how the GOP will loose because of this case. YADA< YADA.
So comical to see - adults living in fairyland and making up stories or real life events. The DEATH of Terri is not important - it's the 'she didn't go to church' and "Michael had every right".
Terri went to mass at 4:30 w/her parents like she usually did. This was the day before the incident. That fact came from Terri's lawyer. And YOU come here making up your own stuff to satisfy YOUR OWN agenda. No wonder the love fiesta w/MS - twist and turn things - just to get your needs met.
Get over it - Terri did go to church - why does that bother you so much? Take your guilt to the confessional - not here.