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I don't agree that they were all too emotionally involved to see the difference.

Terri's nurses and priests like Father Pavone were too emotionally involved to discern the difference?

It is interesting too me that those who thought Terri was NOT in PVS were "too emotionally" involved, but those who thought Terri was in PVS resorted to rational, logical reasoning.

The truth is ultimately what matters, not what side the perceived fringe elements took.

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I don't agree that they were all too emotionally involved to see the difference.

Then we don't agree.

Terri's nurses and priests like Father Pavone were too emotionally involved to discern the difference?

Yes, absolutely.

It is interesting too me that those who thought Terri was NOT in PVS were "too emotionally" involved, but those who thought Terri was in PVS resorted to rational, logical reasoning.

No argument to that perception.

The truth is ultimately what matters, not what side the perceived fringe elements took.

Swell, I agree. Will the autopsy reveal the truth?