[syriacus]

This is SICK.

This "right-to-die" advocate lives or practices in Dunedin.

Q: Is tube-delivered food really classified as a drug?

Google cache for the article: The Right to Die? by Constance Snow

Greed for money and power is the most common and obvious 'materialistic' sin. What does not appear to be so prominent but much more insidious is our attachment to the ultimate of tangible connections, our physical bodies. We hold on so tight, we even keep the unconscious body alive.

[snip] Is the tube-delivered food - a chemical classified as a drug by the FDA - that is being dripped into Richard's body, 'food for thought'?

[My note: is she trying to encourage the ill and the elderly to die, so that she and her friends can handle their wills and estates...Who's the real greedy party here? ]

Constance Snow is writing a book How To Bring A Lawsuit With Love. She is a LMT, reiki master, spiritual counselor, certified Louise Hay teacher and lawyer. Dunedin, FL

What a Felos-like title for her book! Is she a friend of Felos? (I'm not asking anyone to check this out....just making a mental note.)

[floriduh voter]

How to Bring Love to a Lawsuit or Killing With Kindness. By the way, I did email John Kasich. Let's see if he has the guts to bring Terri up on his Heartland show on Fox tonight. I'm betting he won't touch it.

TUNE IN TO THE HEARTLAND TONIGHT ON FOX NEWS to see if Kasich cares.

[dixiegrrl]

She is Felos's ex wife.