[iowamomforfreedom]

From here: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/osceola/orl-loccoma03090303sep03,0,5898363.story?coll=orl-news-headlines

Michael Schiavo has denied withholding necessary medical treatment from his wife.

I still think this has been key all along. He has been withholding medically necessary treatment for some time. The judge had indicated he couldn't do this without another trial. Certainly this could be proved somehow. Couldn't it?

[windchime]

"The judge had indicated he couldn't do this without another trial. Certainly this could be proved somehow. Couldn't it?"

They would need the testimony of medical personnel at the hospital or hospice. I don't know if they could get it and even, if they could, wouldn't they need proof their statement is true.

At least the article is closer to the truth than many have been.

[floriduh voter]

Hospice is taking orders from hubby Michael instead of treating Terri. FYI: Hospice doesn't have a license to treat chronically ill patients, only terminally ill. How did they get around that law? Terri is imprisoned at Hospice and the room temp is kept in the 60s. Kinda cold, ya think?

I have a picture of Terri in her room, never being wheeled outside to feel a breeze. I also said that Terri "is not hooked up to machines." The feeding tube has a port that is only hooked up when it's feeding time. That's what I put on Governor Bush's voicemail last evening.