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She had a connection with her daughter few understood but for those who viewed Mary Schindler interacting with Terri Schiavo the obvious was an "emotional dagger to the heart." Pamela Hennessy writes a griping article about one mother's love for her daughter and the belittling she underwent by so-called right-to-die activists who were accepted by the court as unbiased medical experts.

Mrs. Schindler asked, "What harm could it do to just allow new tests?" The courts and Terri's husband said, "No!"

Now, BBC is reporting of an extraordinary development in assessing the clinical diagnosis of persistent vegetative state.
According to a report, published September 7, 2006, a 23 year-old woman, previously diagnosed PVS, produced remarkable fMRI results when asked to imagine a game of tennis and walking around her home. The measured responses were found to be consistent with the responses of volunteers with no brain injuries or neurological insults.

What Harm Does Testing Do?

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Justice for Terri Schiavo

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The First Time Terri's Family and Friends Touched My Heart

by Janice Sanford

justice1949@aol.com

Just caring people. Who couldn't understand why Terri couldn't

go home with her "family."

It has been almost three yrs since The First Time I met The Schindlers . When I took these pictures Bob, Mary, Bobby, and Suzanne had reason to hope. Their daughter/sister Terri had been spared.

The First Time Terri's Family and Friends Touched My Heart

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This is for two lady visitors who pretended we don't care about a woman who's lost a child, but who themselves had no kind word for Mary Schindler when she was losing her child. This quotation is Mary Schindler begging for help (March 19, 2005). Help that would never come. Help that was vehemently and mockingly opposed by some who called themselves Freepers.

    In that building behind me my daughter is starving to death...

    We laugh together. We cry together. We smile together. We talk together...

    Please, please, please, save my little girl.