Would you please send me to a source for that info? I'm finding it disturbing to have discovered how many distortions there were in claims made by Schindler supporters, and though I have no reason to believe you twist things, I'm concerned that misinformation is being funneled through honest sources.
Let me get my hands on it and I will show you documents where Terri was improving, was speaking (or communicating) to her health care workers (that's why the bone scan was done in 1991). The implants not being removed is harder to find, though I have seen it. I have to tell you that I have so much information stored in different locations. Some of it I can get to quickly, and other things are buried in a huge 'stack of stuff' as Rush would say. I'll get back to you shortly.
This is what I have so far. I'm still searching for the rest of my information to give you. I have it (somewhere). Some of the files I am having trouble opening, and some have been moved. I also have some downloaded in other places. There's so much out there. I'm going to try to provide as much as I can that is from actual documents and not just retyped information. The bone scan I am finding is altered from the original in that the original is filled with handwritten comments, and the altered one is the typewritten version of that. That's been posted on many threads, but the original is harder to come up with.
Terri's exam by Dr. Baras at Bayfront Medical Center in June of 1990. Note pages 2 and 3 for Terri's documented improvement in abilities and vocalizations. These were logged in 1991.
http://www.hospicepatients.org/terri-schiavo-exam-1990.pdf
This fits in with the following timeline given by this website (which incidentally is not one from the pro-Schindler side):
http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:nCl_ODi3fX8J:faculty.smu.edu/tmayo/schiavo_timeline.pdf+terri+schiavo+after+california+treatment&hl=en
>>May 12, 1990 Terri Schiavo is discharged from the hospital and taken to the College Park skilled care and rehabilitation facility.
>>June 30, 1990 Terri Schiavo is transferred to Bayfront Hospital for further rehabilitation efforts.
>>November 1990 Michael Schiavo takes Terri Schiavo to California for experimental “brain stimulator” treatment, an experimental “thalamic stimulator implant” in her brain.
>>January 1991 The Schiavos return to Florida; Terri Schiavo is moved to the Mediplex Rehabilitation Center in Brandon where she receives 24-hour care.