[offwhite]

Do you believe in Living Wills?

[DJ MacWoW]

So you can ask questions but you don’t have to answer them? Did that work in your last FR incarnation?

[wagglebee]

Do you believe in Living Wills?

As I said, it doesn't matter for the following reasons:

1. Terri NEVER HAD ONE, nor was there ever any evidence that she ever did.

2. Even if she did have one, Florida law in 1990 didn't provide for the termination of nutrition and hydration.

3. Terri wasn't dying, Florida law in 1990 didn't provide for killing the disabled.

4. The idea that Terri wanted to be killed WASN'T MENTIONED in the malpractice trial. It was only AFTER the money was awarded that Mikey "recalled" her talking about wanting him to murder her.

[Dante3]

She left no living will. Even if she had, I doubt she would have chosen the horrific way she was murdered. Besides, what is wrong with bringing up Terri's case? It stunned and shocked many of us.

With Jeb Bush running for president and pretending to be a Conservative, it gives the story added relevance. He could have called a special prosecutor, he could have taken other steps to save her. But he chose not to do it. Then he could have taken action to solve her death, exposed all the injustices done to her. Again he chose not to do it, revealing that he lacks any sense of compassion.