This was lifted from the St. Pete Times and printed in the Plain Dealer.
The right-to-die case of Terri Schiavo was defined as much by its bitterness as by its length, and a new book by husband Michael Schiavo is not intended to calm the harsh feelings.
In his book, "Terri: The Truth," Michael Schiavo says his wife's illness stemmed from an eating disorder that he believes her father helped cause by tormenting her for years about her excess weight.
Schiavo's book no olive branch
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“There’s a powerful and strong death movement occurring in our country,” said Mr. Schindler.
“We are removing feeding tubes from people every single day, and killing them, but nobody seems to care – it doesn’t seem to disturb anybody, that we’re starving and de-hydrating people to death.”
He said such killing is possible because there is a belief among those who advocate it that the disabled are worthless and have no value.
Terri Schiavo’s Brother Says Disabled Regularly Killed by Withholding Food, Water
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Michael goes on reciting the bulls -- uh, bulimia tale that Dr. Baden stated was far-fetched when Terri was alive and that the Medical Examiner scoffed at in his autopsy report. Mikey has to keep repeating it. It's a lie -- a lie invented years later by a slip-and-fall lawyer -- but it is his only alibi.
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