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Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation has harsh words for the former Mrs. Felos
The Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation ^ | 04-15-05 | The Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation

Posted on 04/15/2005 1:05:20 PM PDT by phenn

Clearwater, FL - The volunteers with the Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation were astonished to learn of the behavior of former Dunedin, Florida Attorney Constance d'Angelis. d'Angelis is the former wife of George Felos, legal representative to Michael Schiavo.

In a press release issued through PR Web, titled "Lawyer Who Presented CT Scan & Medical Evidence in Court Analyzes Autopsy Results in Terri Schiavo Case" Ms. d'Angelis claims she will be available to interpret the anticipated Medical Examiner's report on the late Terri Schiavo.

Quoted from her release: "Upon the release of the autopsy report, she can analyze the results and weigh in on the important matters of how--by reason, not emotion--the "persistent vegetative state" diagnosis of Terri Schiavo was arrived at, and why."

The Terri Schindler-Schiavo Foundation would like to take this opportunity to point out that not only was Ms. d'Angelis co-counsel to George Felos during the guardianship proceedings on behalf of Michael Schiavo, she is not qualified to interpret or analyze a Medical Examiner's report. She is only licensed as an attorney and as a massage therapist.

Ms. d'Angelis is the former owner of lovinglawsuits.com and the author of "Pancha Karma - A Life Changing Experience". She aided George Felos in bringing forth a petition to remove 'artificial life support' from Terri Schiavo that originated in 1998 though current law at that time did not provide for the removal of a feeding tube under Terri's circumstances.

Her release goes on to say: "The judge's February 2000 ruling was sustained throughout numerous appeals in both the State and Federal Courts." However, Ms. d'Angelis fails to make clear that no Federal Court has ever reviewed either Terri's case or the medical evidence presented to the lower court. Instead, they have declined jurisdiction.

It is, therefore, our conclusion that the Ms. d'Angelis is either attempting to capitalize on this tragic situation or preparing to support her former husband's contentions on a subject matter she is wholly unqualified to remark on.

Statement of Pamela Hennessy, Media Coordinator for the Terri Schindler Schiavo Foundation: "The former Mrs. Felos is not a doctor, a surgeon, a pathologist or even an orderly. She is a massage therapist. Certainly, she can lend absolutely no analysis or insight into the results of the Medical Examiner's report. Rather, she can only recant what her former husband suggests as the truth to Terri's condition. Medical analysis is best left to medical practitioners and not lawyers."

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Ms. d'Angelis Press Release: http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/prweb/20050415/bs_prweb/prweb229659_1


TOPICS: News/Current Events; US: Florida
KEYWORDS: euthanasia; florida; law; righttodie; righttolife; terrischiavo
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To: robertpaulsen

"and has spent most of the money on lawyers"
"Geez, I wonder why?"

The money from the insurance company was SUPPOSED to be used for Therapy, as MS had promised them he would do, not to have her murdered. Here's another cut paste you like so much from his testimony to the insurance company, before the Shindler's knew what a monster that guy is/was.
Back when he SOUNDED like the loving husband.
"November 1992
Q. Why did you want to learn to be a nurse?
MS. Because I enjoy it and I want to learn more how to take care of Terri.

Q. You're a young man. Your life is ahead of you. When you look up the road, what do you see for yourself?
MS. I see myself hopefully finishing school and taking care of my wife.

Q. Where do you want to take care of your wife?
MS. I want to bring her home.

Q. If you had the resources available to you, if you had the equipment and the people, would you do that?
MS. Yes, I would, in a heartbeat.

Q. How do you feel about being married to Terri now.
MS. I feel wonderful. She's my life and I wouldn't trade her for the world. I believe in my marriage vows.




Sounds convincing, eh? Obviously YOU believed him as well as the insurance company as well as the Shindler's, why not?
Actions speak louder than words - slaps Terri into a nuring home DNR orders, meets his paramour, and the Judge can not see the conflict of interest there?
hmmm have to wonder why.

You know there are good Judges and bad ones out there.
Greer, IMO, ranks on the lowest of low, as does MS.




161 posted on 04/19/2005 9:54:43 AM PDT by Gimme
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To: blueriver
I read it. So? It says nothing, basically a "he said, she said". Why was I supposed to read this?

I originally said that they had a falling out because the Schindlers wanted half of Michael's loss of consortium award. Your post merely reinforces my statement.

162 posted on 04/19/2005 10:29:25 AM PDT by robertpaulsen
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To: robertpaulsen
I read it. So? It says nothing, basically a "he said, she said". Why was I supposed to read this? I originally said that they had a falling out because the Schindlers wanted half of Michael's loss of consortium award. Your post merely reinforces my statement.

How could you say it says nothing when in fact it says very clearly that it was ONLY Michaels PERSPECTIVE that the falling out was about the loss of consortium money. It goes on to say that the Shindlers had a different PERSPECTIVE on what the falling out was about and that was that Michael failed to honor his commitment to spend the money on Terri as he promised he would. How is it that Michaels perspective becomes fact for you, Judge Greer and the St Pete Times?

Are you just refusing to see what is clearly placed in front of your eyes or are you that dense.

163 posted on 04/19/2005 10:56:06 AM PDT by blueriver
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To: blueriver
"why don't you read some of the court documents"

Why don't you reference the court document that actually says something?

"On February 14, 1993, this amicable relationship between the parties was severed. While the testimony differs on what may or may not have been promised to whom and by whom, it is clear to this court that such severance was predicated upon money and the fact that Mr. Schiavo was unwilling to equally divide his loss of consortium award with Mr. and Mrs. Schindler."
http://abstractappeal.com/schiavo/trialctorder02-00.pdf

164 posted on 04/19/2005 10:59:36 AM PDT by robertpaulsen
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To: Gimme
"He refused her any type of therapy"

What type of therapy should he have continued and why?

She failed swallow tests in 1991, 1992, and 1993.

165 posted on 04/19/2005 11:04:44 AM PDT by robertpaulsen
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To: robertpaulsen
Again as I have said before and I will say again - this judge was way out of line in all of his decisions. How was it he took the original document that I posted to you and turned it into something it was not. It was Michaels perspective that it was about the consortium money. Jude Greer ALWAYS sided with Micheal and he therefore ignored the data that was placed in from of him in the guardian ad Litem's report. Michael has some kind of special powers over people like you and Judge Greer. I just don't get it. You are doubily blinded because you not only believe everything that comes out of Michaels mouth but because Greer put a legal stamp on it it makes it the almighty truth to you.
166 posted on 04/19/2005 11:10:45 AM PDT by blueriver
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To: blueriver
"Browning, of Dunedin, had written a living will in 1985, saying she did not want to be kept alive by artificial means if she ever became ill. Big difference."

No difference.

"Significantly, in the Browning case, the Florida Supreme Court found that the right attaches, so long as "the patient has expressed his or her desires in a 'living will,' through oral declarations, or by the written designation of a proxy to make all health care decisions in these circumstances."

167 posted on 04/19/2005 11:10:56 AM PDT by robertpaulsen
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To: blueriver
"Again as I have said before and I will say again - this judge was way out of line in all of his decisions."

You are f$%^ing unbelievable! I give you cites and court documents to back up my statements and your only response is "Those people are lying"?

Well, if you refuse to acknowledge the facts and insist that everyone is lying, I'm done with you on this thread. What's the point?

168 posted on 04/19/2005 11:19:31 AM PDT by robertpaulsen
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To: robertpaulsen
Well, if you refuse to acknowledge the facts and insist that everyone is lying, I'm done with you on this thread. What's the point?

The feeling is mutual - only it is you have have chosen to ignore the data that I presented to you. The courts looked at the same data and ignored what was presented. You are just continuing down the same path. So it is pointless to continue as you are too blind to see that which does not fit your holy view the Judge the almighty do not wrong Greer.

169 posted on 04/19/2005 11:42:27 AM PDT by blueriver
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To: robertpaulsen

"She failed swallow tests in 1991, 1992, and 1993."

According to the neurologists and nurses, she could swallow but they were ORDERED not to feed her by her "loving husband" PB. Isn't that strange? Geez depends on who gave those swallow tests, doesn't it?




170 posted on 04/19/2005 1:43:44 PM PDT by Gimme
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To: robertpaulsen
Significantly, in the Browning case, the Florida Supreme Court found that the right attaches, so long as "the patient has expressed his or her desires in a 'living will,' through oral declarations, or by the written designation of a proxy to make all health care decisions in these circumstances."

Well I guess the good old Florida Supreme court decided it was time to legislate from the bench. I noticed that the petitioner on this case was non other than George Felos. Man he is a busy man working so hard to get the laws changed in Florida so we can all part take of his grand euthanasia plan.

171 posted on 04/19/2005 3:37:19 PM PDT by blueriver
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To: robertpaulsen
The 99.99% to whom I'm referring are those who call a brain damaged woman with all of her cerebral cortex turned into liquid slush "disabled".

That's just a plain old garden variety out and out lie. Thankfully only .01% of the FReepers here are promoting it.

172 posted on 04/21/2005 5:55:53 AM PDT by TigersEye ("Terri put the lie to them all. She wanted to live and she proved it." - 8mmMauser)
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