[firerosemom]

Whatever happened to the denial of Viaticum issue? I was so outraged by it that I emailed the FL Conference of Bishops and got something of a form letter back saying that Terri's spiritual needs were being met, and that it was a private matter. I also emailed the Vatican and I hope others did too. But I was wondering if Fr. Malanowski (sp?) is again allowed to see Terri. Thanks.

[floriduh voter]

I haven't seen Monsignor since last week but that doesn't mean anything. I drop by Hospice per my schedule and am probably just missing him. I took a great picture of him the day we were waiting for Jeb's Executive Order.

Monsignor was joined by a young Priest from Michigan. We sat around talking to him into the night about him working at Foot Locker before and also his work as a busboy. Very entertaining.

Terri is not being denied food or water. The communion "wafer" was viewed as "food" so Monsignor WAS NOT PERMITTED TO PUT IT TO TERRI'S LIPS. The news media edited out the part where the cop said "can't do it." under threat of arrest.

Everything is okay at Hospice at present.

Attorney Ferrara played a significant role in helping with Terri's fight. I believe he was from a Catholic org, their location escapes me at the moment. Imagine meeting hundreds of people from all over in a matter of three weeks. It was quite an experience.