[floriduh voter]

Nothing would surprise me in today's world. It's too early in the a.m. to consider doing a google search on the blackmarket for organs. Maybe it's not only global but in the U.S.

We're almost at 2000 posts. I haven't been this focused since the 2000 recounts here in Fla.

Jeb's re-election was more labor intensive but I feel I am serving something greater than myself by helping Terri.

The right to die movement has quietly slipped their agenda into our laws because "death is not a fun topic" for anyone but them. They ran with it where they saw opportunities.

[syriacus]

I'm sure some people are on "the cutting edge" of a trend like that. Somehow they will make money off of it.

They've probably already invested heavily in the manufacturers of the technological equipment and medical supplies that are needed for organ donation.

Say... that Florida Suncoast hospice "software" could be used to alert "interested parties" to pre-scheduled food tube removals. The ETD (Estimated Time of Death) could be determined statistically, I guess.

I posted my disappointment, that there seems to be no Sunday Morning media interest in Terri, over at the Sunday Morning Talk Show Thread 7 Sep 2003