To: Alouette
Wallis’ sudden recovery happened three years ago, but doctors said the same cannot be hoped for people in a persistent vegetative state, such as Terry Schiavo, the Florida woman who died last year after a fierce right-to-die court battle. There was nothing left of her brain to rewire. This is a disingenuous comparison.
But this is great news and hope for people who want to hang in there.
5 posted on
07/03/2006 4:53:22 PM PDT by
freedumb2003
(Let them die of thirst in the dark.)
To: freedumb2003
There was nothing left of her brain to rewire. Careful, my FRiend. There are adamant FReepers around who believe the Schiavo was living a happy life.
8 posted on
07/03/2006 4:55:50 PM PDT by
Lunatic Fringe
(Man Law: You Poke It, You Own It)
To: freedumb2003
There was nothing left of her brain to rewireWell, there certainly wasn't after they murdered her.
23 posted on
07/03/2006 5:21:23 PM PDT by
JCEccles
To: freedumb2003
There was nothing left of her brain to rewire. This is a disingenuous comparison. Probably so, but within her lifetime there could have been technology developed to grow back parts or all of her brain. Such technology has already been accomplished in the lab.
105 posted on
07/03/2006 10:57:58 PM PDT by
Moonman62
(The issue of whether cheap labor makes America great should have been settled by the Civil War.)
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