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To: blogblogginaway
". . . backed her husband's contention that she was in a persistent vegetative state, finding that she had massive and irreversible brain damage and was blind, the medical examiner's office said Wednesday. It also found no evidence that she was strangled or otherwise abused."
Gee, I guess those other earlier medical reports that she had multiple fractures, and some injuries which would have been inflicted by strangulation, must all be the result of incompetent medical examinations.
(sarc/)
To: blogblogginaway
50% of her brain was gone. Poor woman.
3 posted on
06/15/2005 9:21:37 AM PDT by
citizen
(Yo W! Read my lips: No Amnistia by any name!)
To: blogblogginaway
Too bad for the money grubbers. I hope Randal Terry et al will shut up now.
5 posted on
06/15/2005 9:24:19 AM PDT by
bukkdems
("My aunt was very frugal" - Benon Savon)
To: blogblogginaway
...the "vision centers of her brain were dead."
Does this seem consistent with the video of Terri following objects with her eyes? I'm not doctor but I gotta wonder.
7 posted on
06/15/2005 9:24:57 AM PDT by
RedRover
(Yeah, buddy.)
To: blogblogginaway
Please feel free to determine Terri's cause of death yourself in the space listed below. It will be duly noted and affixed to her death certificate.
Assumptions, allegations, spin the bottle theories, pin the tail on the corrupt judges, lawyers, Michael Schiavo and errant Freepers are all valid.
...
8 posted on
06/15/2005 9:25:39 AM PDT by
G.Mason
(The replies made by this poster are meant for self-amusement only. Read at your own discretion.)
To: blogblogginaway
An autopsy on Terri Schiavo backed her husband's contention that she was in a persistent vegetative state, finding that she had massive and irreversible brain damage and was blind, If I'm not mistaken, the ME said "persistent vegetative state" could only be diagnosed in a living patient. Massive brain damage we knew.
9 posted on
06/15/2005 9:25:58 AM PDT by
prion
(Yes, as a matter of fact, I AM the spelling police)
To: blogblogginaway
The Terripalooza industry will be spinning like a top trying to obfuscate this one.
10 posted on
06/15/2005 9:26:00 AM PDT by
Hank Rearden
(Never allow anyone who could only get a government job attempt to tell you how to run your life.)
To: blogblogginaway
A a lot of people owe Michael Schiavvo an apology: Of course it wont be forthcoming. Funny they said she followed people with her eyes when the doctors say she was blind.
Poor thing lying blind and not knowing anything happeneing around her and so many wanted more years of this for her.
She is in a better place now.
To: blogblogginaway
![](http://www.bbc.co.uk/tees/content/images/2004/09/10/domestic_violence_203x152.jpg)
"Michael Schiavo told Police he awoke at 5:40am that morning and heard a loud thump."
22 posted on
06/15/2005 9:34:28 AM PDT by
SkyPilot
To: blogblogginaway
"The brain weighed 615 grams, roughly half of the expected weight of a human brain,"
Considering that she died of intentionally inflicted starvation and DEHYDRATION, is it any wonder that her brain was half the size of a normal brain?
We have to remember that this is from the WaPo, not a credible news organization, so they might find it convenient to omit certain, necessary facts.
46 posted on
06/15/2005 9:53:10 AM PDT by
DustyMoment
(FloriDUH - proud inventors of pregnant/hanging chads and judicide!!)
To: blogblogginaway
I see the pro-death types are having a field day with this, as expected.
62 posted on
06/15/2005 10:03:03 AM PDT by
k2blader
("A kingdom of conscience ... That is what lies at the end of Crusade.")
To: teenyelliott
Eergh.
Here they come again . . .
64 posted on
06/15/2005 10:04:47 AM PDT by
Finger Monkey
(H.R. 25, Fair Tax Act - A consumption tax which replaces the income tax, SS tax, death tax, etc.)
To: blogblogginaway
She didn't deserve to live.
< /s>
96 posted on
06/15/2005 10:34:20 AM PDT by
Aquinasfan
(Isaiah 22:22, Rev 3:7, Mat 16:19)
To: blogblogginaway
Autopsy results on the 41-year-old brain-damaged woman were made public Wednesday, more than two months after Schiavo's death March 31 ended an internationally watched right-to-die battle between her husband and parents that engulfed the courts, Congress and the White House and divided the country. Anyone notice whose name was NOT mentioned after the "between" above?
It wasn't a right-to-die battle, it was a right-to-kill battle. Absent a written statement by Terry that she would have wanted to die we were dealing with her husband's wish that she die. For some reason it was terribly important to Michael that she die. It was his issue, not hers, that she die.
Shalom.
98 posted on
06/15/2005 10:35:36 AM PDT by
ArGee
(Why do we let the abnormal tell us what's normal?)
To: blogblogginaway
"The brain weighed 615 grams, roughly half of the expected weight of a human brain,"
I like this one, Terrys brain was only half that of a human brain. So she wasn't human now, or at least her brain wasn't.
100 posted on
06/15/2005 10:36:36 AM PDT by
NormB
(Yes, but watch your cookies!!)
To: blogblogginaway
Autopsy Findings Ultimately Irrelevant; Schiavo's Death Morally Unacceptable
6/15/2005 2:35:00 PM
To: National Desk
Contact: Amber Dolle of American Life League, 540-903-9572,
adolle@all.org WASHINGTON, June 15 /U.S. Newswire/ -- "The results of Terri Schiavo's autopsy provide some answers concerning her physical condition," said American Life League President Judie Brown, "but in no way do these findings justify the cruel death by dehydration that was imposed on a living human being."
The medical examiner reported that Terri Schiavo had suffered extensive, irreversible brain damage and would not have been able to recover from the injury that left her disabled. However, the report did not indicate that Terri's injuries would have killed her. "The fact remains," said Brown, "that Terri was not dying, did not have a terminal condition, and could have continued to survive with proper nutrition and hydration."
The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that "whatever its motives and means, direct euthanasia consists in putting an end to the lives of handicapped, sick, or dying persons. It is morally unacceptable."
"There are those who will use this autopsy report to claim that the death by dehydration imposed on Terri Schiavo was compassionate or merciful," said Brown. "Others would say such a life is not worth living. Such thinking is misguided and absolutely wrong. Those decisions are not ours to make."
Brown urges anyone concerned with Terri's plight to ensure that they have a morally acceptable healthcare directive in place, such as American Life League's Loving Will (
http://www.all.org/lovingwill/ ), so the tragedy Terri's family experienced is not repeated. "The bottom line is, Terri died an excruciatingly cruel death which simply cannot be justified."
http://www.usnewswire.com/
To: blogblogginaway
The Medical Examiner convinced me that I got this one wrong.
Live and learn.
169 posted on
06/15/2005 1:08:47 PM PDT by
Private_Sector_Does_It_Better
(The UN did such a fine job with "Oil for Food" in Iraq, let's let them run the whole country!)
To: nw_arizona_granny
182 posted on
06/15/2005 1:44:16 PM PDT by
nw_arizona_granny
(My prayer of thanks is for all the Freepers who make my days so interesting,educational and loving.)
To: blogblogginaway
...and was blind That discounts the whole thing!
Anybody who saw the video of her following the balloon with her eyes knows she wasn't totally blind.
To: blogblogginaway
This should be engraved wherever injustice is practiced:
She died from dehydration
332 posted on
06/15/2005 7:25:07 PM PDT by
Old Professer
(As darkness is the absence of light, evil is the absence of good; innocence is blind.)
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