[floriduh voter]

I am way past the blur stage. Who knew we would uncover so many complexities and turf wars between Hospice and former employees? This is a major legal-medical situation with political overtones without taking into account religious implications.

Thanks for running the ping list and for your expertise. How many lines is the list at this point? It's 1:00 A.M. I feel driven to work on this. My inner voice is keeping me focused. I'll try to go to sleep now. Be back tomorrow.

[Ohioan from Florida]

I agree with everything you just said in this last post. I guess we are all burning the midnight oil in some fashion or another for Terri, but she's worth it! Perhaps some rest is due for now.

[dixiegrrl]

The woman that resigned from the Hospice board is an attorney by the name of Barabra Pankau. Here is the link that shows the hospice conection. http://www.slk-law.com/asp/attorney/frames.asp

[dandelion]

Count me in as part of the "midnight oil" crowd. These people are officers for more corporations, and have more ways of spelling their names than anybody has a right to have. I'm trying to make sure I don't lose track of anything, but I'm going to need a spread sheet to sort it all out... mmmmm... spread... the... sheets... all out... zzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzsncksssszzzz...

Whoops - whoops, back awake!!!

[kimmie7]

I finally had to get some rest. I just got up at 9:30 this morning after 3 nights in a row up past 3am. Plus dealing with my hyperactive munchkien! I just logged on, so I'm getting up to date on the thread now.

I will let ya'll know that I got an e-mail from Tom at Pam Hennesy's office and they were burning the midnight oil as well. Both from inferring and what Tom says, this case is much like a wildfire, and they spend most of their time on emergency situations. I wouldn't think that would leave a whole lot of time for the kind of research we have been doing. Perhaps we'll get a chance to help. Let's hope.