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It was great exercise for me, having to be super keenly alert and having to sprint while looking two ways at the same time. Great thrill and gets the adreneline going.

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[8mmMauser]

Margaret Sanger, Father of Planned Barrenhood thread....

Margaret Sanger

Also please take a second and hard look at what I pinged you to earlier today at post #371. Patient wants to live, but old 'living will' mandates death

They insist on wanting to kill Jimmy Chambers and he doesn't want to die, but that is irrelevant to some.

Certain people could benefit from a little encouragement and a life might be saved.

The nursing home administrator, Marcy Drewry, was unavailable for comment.

If anyone wants to find out more about this facility which looks unnervingly like Woodside Hospice, and get contact info, here it is

Anne Marie Center

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(this includes Ohioan from Florida's ping list, update to 9/30.)

[floriduh voter]

Did you see this yet? New Terri book: Christmas Publication Date Anticipated For "Culture of Corruption" "Culture of Corruption: The Schiavo Story", by June Maxam, a new book about the Terri Schiavo case, will soon be available only at The North Country Gazette. Pre-publication orders for the e-book are now being received at news@northcountrygazette.org

I'm glad it's coming out before our 2006 elections. Fuhrman's book wasn't political and Cheryl's book is from a medical point of view. The Culture of Corruption: The Schiavo Story will be the first about the politics.

FV says: The politics here in Florida are truly a death care system, without a vote, without a coup.

Today is the actual two years since Terri was at Morton Plant Hospital to be saved after she waited in the parking lot for what seemed like hours. They have renovated Morton Plant Hospital (was there yesterday).

FLORIDUH VOTER TAKES IN NEW KITTEN: Anyone who recalls that Terri loved animals, somebody abandoned a cute male kitten here, hoping that someone here would give him a good home. How could I not help the little guy? He's very cute and at first, I thought he was a girl. I called my mom and she stayed on the line while I did some checking. You know that sometimes, boy cats get let go but he's so young that I think I have a good shot at showing him how to behave. He was really hungry tonight. His little teeth aren't strong enough to eat dry cat food yet but he went for the sliced chicken and gravy. He quit crying after that.

I'm going to call him "Newbie".

Remember Terri said "Where there's life, there's hope." The little guy is definitely full of life. I forgot what kittens could do but it's all coming back to me. I'm just glad that whomever dropped him off here did so before Wilma shows up.

Little Newbie looks like a blue eyed beanie baby.