Plus I don't think the nurses that came forward all work at the same facility or cared for Terri during the same time period. The nurses that talked about MS's obsessiveness about Terri's care were early in her illness. IIRC they said he was less concerned about the actual therapy than whether she looked like she was being given good care...hair and make-up done, turned over often enough to not get bed sores, etc. These nurses that gave depositions were reprimanded for GIVING Terri attention (i.e. bites of jello, a wet wash cloth to suck on, both of which, according to them, she thoroughly enjoyed). When she first arrived at the hospice facility, they used to wheel her out to the nurses station for part of the day and I know they got in trouble for that. In spite of that, one of the Schindler's lawyers was on Sean Hannity last week and said she has 8 depositions (they weren't allowed to submit them as evidence, but I can't remember if she said why) from nurses who all testified to how responsive Terri was. Of the few that were brave enough to step forward and talk about MS's abuse, at least 2 have lost their jobs, so that may not have been the best way to get revenge.
Cindie