To: floriduh voter
You go, girl!
I know Marvin posted the link to his blog, but for those who don't have time to wade through all the posts before today's hearing - eyewitnesses and common sense abound all around the insanity that is the 'Justice' side of this case:
Patriot Paradox ~ Monday, September 01, 2003
What is your reaction to the Terri Schiavo issue in Florida?
“I was privileged to know a daughter of a friend who suffered a persistent vegetative state (PVS) after being struck by lightening while horseback riding. That young woman was far different in presentation from Terri Schindler-Schiavo. I don’t believe Terri is in a PVS and for a court to authorize her execution is abhorrent to me! It is not so far-fetched to witness this natural ancillary to the culture of death for convenience and expedience, brought upon our nation with three plus decades of abortion on demand. But I am still astonished at the lack of outcry on Terri’s behalf. The actions of judges in this case point to a glaring need for impeachment to be used against judges, before they accomplish the final demise of our founding principles.”
http://sonsofliberty2000.blogspot.com/
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09/02/2003 7:42:19 AM PDT by
Ragtime Cowgirl
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To: Ragtime Cowgirl; All
"It is not my opinion that Mrs. Schiavo is in a coma or in a persistent vegetative state." Sara Green Mele, MS, CCC-SLP, Nationally recognized Speech Pathologist. (sworn statement).
Despite three physicians testifying that they believed Terri could swallow, Judge Greer refused to allow Terri to have a swallowing test.
"In my opinion, she exhibits purposeful though inconsistent reactions to her environment, particularly her family." Sara Green Mele, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Pathologist.
"She is not terminally ill or in imminent danger of death and she has no problem assimilating the nutrition provided. She left no advanced directive." Catholic Medical Association statement, July 23, 2003
Interview between Ms. Anderson and Dr. William Hammesfahr, Neurologist
Ms. A.: You said you never felt a neck like that except in one other patient, right?
Dr. Hammesfahr: Correct.
Ms. A.: What was the cause of the injury in the other patient?
Dr. Hammesfahr: The patient had anoxic encephalous due to attempted strangulation.
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