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To: Earthdweller
I am sure he could have been crazy under the circumstances from the beginning

Nope...can't be. Ste. Terri married him. Recall the Eastertime comparisons...do you think a member of the Trinity (Jesus, Mary, Terri) would make an error like marrying a guy who would go crazy?

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Yes, an over the top comment, but I want you to recall the comments that people were making about this woman they had never met...proclaiming her a saint, saying she was like Jesus, etc. And if they were to do that, they'd be claiming more knowledge of her than her own husband...so on the other hand, they had to demonize Mr. Schiavo.

I wonder if anyone gave the poor man a psych exam.

I don't have much reason to like Mr. Schiavo, yet your comment shows some true compassion. I do hope the Schindlers have gotten their much needed psychiatric help, too...some of their behaviour has been positively loony! And when they expressed that they were more concerned with their own desires than what Mrs. Schiavo would have actually wanted, I think it revealed a pathologic level of self-centeredness.

IANAP, nor a psychologist!

19 posted on 06/22/2005 4:40:03 AM PDT by Gondring (The can have my Bill of Rights when they pry it from my cold dead hands.)
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To: Gondring
You know..I've gotten to the point that I think all of the members of the family have been taken for a ride by the big players.

I don't think the Schindlers or the Schiavos could have been thinking well enough to plan all this out under the stress that they were put through.

20 posted on 06/22/2005 4:58:50 AM PDT by Earthdweller (US descendant of French Protestants_"Where there is life, there is hope"..Terri Schindler)
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