[GovernmentShrinker]

IF they're true. And frankly, I find it hard to believe that they are. The statements which Ms. Iyer attributes to Michael Schiavo sound highly improbable. Statements like that certainly would have carried a huge risk of being repeated to other parties, leading to Mr. Schiavo losing guardianship, and likely losing access to the money he's supposedly after. So why would he say things like that to some random nurse? And all the nurses/nursing assistants are reporting that, years ago, they witnessed things which were clearly illegal. But they apparently never called the police, nor is there any indication that they ever tried to contact a state medical ethics board. How is it that just now, after all these years, they're deciding to share this information?

[trustandobey]

I believe they are true. There is another thread going on this subject and we need help.
http://freerepublic.com/focus/news/971896/posts?q=1&&page=1#1. There is not a bigger outrage than this.

[RedRidingHood]

The stories are true and the more you read the worse it gets. Go to http://www.terrisfight.org Watch the videos of Terri, everyone is outraged when they see them.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Enough of them are true. Go to http://www.terrisfight.org to see Terri's familie's side.

[honeygrl]

You may find it hard to believe, but look up the other threads on FR on this woman and you'll start to believe. This whole thing is TRAGIC! The Michael Schiavo slimeball can't be allowed to get away with this!

[Tenya2112]

I have a close friend who is now an RN in FLA. I asked her about this case a few days ago. During her training, (several years ago) she came into contact with Terri. My friend tells me that at that time Terri was not in a persistent vegetative state, did indeed speak (said "love you" to her mother and "help me" to staff) and at that time a nurse told my friend that Terri's husband had indeed said, "When is this bitch going to die."