I read that and know what you are referring to.
I also read the parts in the WOlfson report that you are ignoring.
That MS provided excellent care for Terri. So good that nurses were intimidated by him because he was so demanding.
I read that report over a month ago but believe it's Wolfson's report that also references the gruesome testimony of the parents that even if Terri woke up and said that she didn't want to be kept alive, they would keep her alive. They also testified to this under oath.
They also testified that if she needed multiple amputations because of poor circulation and diabetes, they would keep her alive.
It was also the Wolfson report, wasn't it? that mentioned that MS offered to give up any future benefit from money left in Terri's court controlled account from the malpractice suit. An offer the Schindlers never took up because it wouldn't give them the conspiracy theory that he was just wanting her dead for money.
It was either the Wolfson report or the 2002 court testimony.
"It was also the Wolfson report, wasn't it? that mentioned that MS offered to give up any future benefit from money left in Terri's court controlled account from the malpractice suit. An offer the Schindlers never took up because it wouldn't give them the conspiracy theory that he was just wanting her dead for money."
Prior to the revision of GAL Wolfson's report, was the prior GAL Pearces' report, chronologically closer to the actual events of Michael Schiavo's change-of-heart.
I'll stick with what Pearce said while he (Pearce) was 'testifying under oath'. And that was that Michael was not believable - all this from 1997, right around the time that Michael 'remembered' Terri's 'wishes', the 'wishes' that the Greer Reaper leaned upon so heavily in order to justify starving, and dehydrating her to death.
Pearce is the man for me.