[syriacus]

There was a panel of physicians approved by the court who examined her less than a year ago, and the majority, including a neurological specialist imported from Ohio to be sure of his utter impartiality [sic], found that she is in a persistent vegetative state with no chance of recovery.

But, perhaps her condition is still reversible.

I keep wondering what any eeg's, brain scans, say about her condition.

My guess is that she isn't brain-dead.

Could severe depression, on top of the insult to her brain, be contributing to the way her responses are diminishing over time?

I know I'd be depressed if I were in her condition. Medication might help with that.

[floriduh voter]

Since this is not a state's right's issue. What difference does it make if some doc shows up from Ohio to render an "utterly impartial" opinion? Expert witness ARE PAID HIGH FEES TO APPEAR AS SUCH.

What does being from Ohio have to do with being utterly impartial? This is not about Florida as a whole. It's about one disabled woman. Their arguments and spin is weak and hopefully, they'll be all spun out soon if Federal Judge Richard Lazzarra puts a stop to this madness this coming Tuesday.