[mommy23]

I don't post here much but was reading this thread. I also recall the woman you are speaking of...that during the debate for Terri's Law she mentioned that she had helped write the 1999 law and said that they never meant it for a person who was brain damaged, rather someone who was comatose. Could you be thinking of House Representative Heather Fiorentino?

[Theodore R.]

they never meant it

That a shortcoming of a democratic system: the lawmakers can always say they "never meant it" when the system fails poor folk like Terri Schindler. I am not impressed with this lawmaker's concession of her own failure.

[Pegita]

I am not impressed with this lawmaker's concession of her own failure.

We're forgetting, TR, that George Felos was in on the writing of this law as a learned Consultant, and you know how smooth he is. This woman was truly contrite.

[Pegita]

Thanks, mom ... the hairstyle is right, and so are the glasses. Our lady was very concerned with women's issues. MarMema and Ohioan, I googled Representative Heather Fiorentino for her web page. Is she the one?

Thanks again, mommy23 ... glad you're aboard.

[pc93]

From: Speaker Allen G. Bense speaker@myfloridahouse.gov
Date: 2/10/2005 12:39 PM
To: pc93@bellsouth.net

Mr. Schoch -

An audio version of this debate is available. If you are interested in receiving a copy, I encourage you to contact our Journal Department at 850.488.1151. They will be happy to assist you.

Thank you for contacting the Florida House of Representatives.

-----Original Message-----
From: pc93 [mailto:pc93@bellsouth.net]
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2005 11:57 AM
To: speaker@myfloridahouse.gov
Subject: transcripts (Thread:70)

Is it possible to get a transcript of the floor speeches by representatives
in regards to "Terri's Law" in 2003?

Juan V Schoch
407-925-4141