"Watching someone being starved and dehydrated to death, let alone your own daughter, is something so cruel that it can never be forgotten. Terri's dying face was skeletal. Her skin was blotchy, parched and peeling. Terri's lips and tongue were cracked and dry. Witnessing her life ebbing away as she desperately struggled for a breath of air is beyond the realm of human comprehension. Yet, the euthanasia death merchants, who were responsible for inflicting Terri's suffering, had the audacity to say she died a peaceful death with dignity.
"No, we will never forget the agonizing starvation death Terri suffered. Nor will we ever rest until each and every one of the perpetrators who orchestrated Terri's death is brought to justice for their crime against humanity.
"Over the past six months we have been conditioning ourselves to adjust our lives without Terri. Although Terri is no longer with us, her legacy will live on. We are comforted knowing Terri will be instrumental in saving the lives of the vulnerable, who are in jeopardy of becoming innocent victims as Terri was herself. As a family, we have vowed to do everything within our power to prevent anyone from ever experiencing the same tragedy that Terri endured.
... "We welcome you to join us and support us in our efforts to restore society's declining value of a "human life." We may have lost the battle to save Terri's life, but we have absolutely no intentions of losing the war against euthanasia". www.terrisfight.org
FV SAYS: "brought to justice". That's why I'm here. I can only imagine how much Terri's blood relatives want all involved brought to justice someday. It's a tall order but I'm with them. Why was Terri made an example? Why was she murdered by the State of Florida? Why did the US of A let them do it?
"we will never forget the agonizing starvation death Terri suffered"
But Felos said it was sooooo peaceful and Michael put a rose in her hand as she lay dying.
The Schindler's couldn't bring a camera in the room, but was hino allowed to bring a camera in and capture the rose in her hand moment? Maybe his book will have the answer to that question.