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Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- After Terri Schiavo's former husband subjected her to a painful 13-day starvation and dehydration euthanasia death, pro-life state lawmakers across the country talked about passing laws to protect other disabled patients like her. Yet, little progress has been made in preventing others like Terri from being killed.

Laws reshaping end-of-life policy were floated in two dozen states but only Louisiana passed any kind of law -- and the final result was severely watered down compared to the initial proposal.

State Legislatures Haven't Protected Patients Since Terri Schiavo Died

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Although modest media coverage was devoted to the Schindler family book, media outlets are saturated again with tooting the horn of poor Mikey so his pulp fiction book can bolster his profits from this murder.

Here is another account of the profile of a sociopath, heavily covered in this morning's media.

TAMPA, Fla. -- Michael Schiavo had decided at the last minute to give up his fight to remove his brain-damaged wife's feeding tube, but his attorney persuaded him not to, Schiavo says in a new book.

Michael Schiavo: I had decided to give up fight

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