[sweetliberty]

"But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty (1 Corin. 1:27)

[Dante3]

Felos seems like a dangerous nut case, perhaps another Jim Jones, who has a conflict of interest.

I just looked him up in Who's Who, 2003 (his bio also appears in Who's Who in American Law, 7th ed & 11th ed). It mentions:
Chmn bd. dirs. Hospice of Fla. Suncoast, 96-98
Am.-Hellenic Ednl. Progressive Assn. (gov. 1986)
legal advisor Soc. for Right to Die, 1992
apparently there is more than one Felos since he is listed as ptnr. Felos & Felos
wife Constance M. Felos and 1 child Alexander James

[Future Useless Eater]

GOOD NEWS .... buried deep within this article: House speaker Byrd defends law keeping brain-damaged woman alive

Connor appealed Baird's decision to the 2nd District on Monday, triggering an automatic stay in the case until the issue is settled. A brief from the governor defending the constitutionality of the law was due Monday, but Connor filed the appeal instead.

The 2nd district court of appeals is located in Lakeland Florida, 50 miles east of Clearwater ... I don't recognize any of those judge's names:
Chief Judge Chris W. Altenbernd
Judge Charles A. Davis
Judge Carolyn K. Fulmer
Judge Morris Silberman
Judge James W. Whatley
Judge Virginia M. Hernandez Covington
Judge Stevan T. Northcutt
Judge Patricia J. Kelly
Judge Darryl C. Casanueva
Judge Charles T. Canady
Judge E.J. Salcines
Judge Craig C. Villanti
Judge Thomas E. Stringer, Sr.
Judge Douglas A. Wallace

Has Terri's case ever been before these judges before?

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      "Where there's life, there's hope."
      -Terri Schiavo ( arguing with her best friend Diane Meyer ) angrily PROMOTING LIFE FOR the comatose
-Kate Adamson ( former vegetative patient nearly starved to death ) "Its VERY painful... Its SHEER torture!"
-Michael Schiavo (teaching Terri she will NEVER DIVORCE him) minutes before her 'collapse'
-Michael's 1993 girlfriend ("he can be the most INCREDIBLY MEAN person!")
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[Dante3]

I would like to mention the case of Patricia White Bull, reported in The Washington Times (Jan. 5, 2000):

"For 16 years, Patricia White Bull was unresponsive to the world -- unable to speak, swallow or move much. On Christmas Eve, she suddenly snapped back to consciousness . . . Doctors cannot explain why Mrs. White Bull, 42, awakened from the catatonic state. . ."

The family had been told that "the vegetative state . . . would last the rest of her life."