[secretagent]

1) Mr. Schiavo had the power to force the staff to break the law, because they feared for their jobs. He could have them fired and put a mark on their records that would have hindered their employment elsewhere as well.

And yet he says self damning remarks that many of the staff witnessed and could have used against him, thus doing the right thing and the legal thing. And the practical thing as well, since they risked not working again if they broke the law in conspiracy with Schiavo.

2) Mr.Schiavo had the power to remove staff, yet tolerated Sauer writing notes on the charts that threatened his plan to hasten Terri's death.

Tolerated his biggest enemy, her, for over a year. Hard to believe.

[PeyersPatches]

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[MEGoody]

2) Mr.Schiavo had the power to remove staff, yet tolerated Sauer writing notes on the charts that threatened his plan to hasten Terri's death. Tolerated his biggest enemy, her, for over a year. Hard to believe.

You'd have to presume that he understood the notes even if he saw them. Nurse's notes are often rather cryptic unless one understands the 'language.'