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To: SwordofTruth
I haven't formed a firm opinion of Mr. Schiavo's character, just have a bias against him at this point.

More importantly, I don't see a compelling reason to deny the Schindlers the opportunity to care for Terri.

Another point: I wonder about Florida's adultery laws, and if Mr. Sciavo has violated them, and if that violation would nullify his guardian status. Surely the Schindlers have looked into this - I wonder what they found.

247 posted on 10/17/2003 9:07:12 PM PDT by secretagent
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To: secretagent
More importantly, I don't see a compelling reason to deny the Schindlers the opportunity to care for Terri.

At least 12 dozen prominent doctors have said that Terri Schiavo is NOT in a persistent vegetative state and could recover greatly with regular therapy. Also one nurse has stated she has heard Terri speak "help me" and "momma" on numerous occasions.

Michael Schiavo knows that if Terri gets the proper medical care she may be able to tell the world that he is the one who put her in that state. Also, he has a life insurance policy on her that he wants to collect on.

252 posted on 10/17/2003 9:16:27 PM PDT by SwordofTruth
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