Schiavo, 41, died quietly in a Pinellas Park hospice 13 days after her feeding tube was removed despite extraordinary intervention by Florida lawmakers, Congress and President Bush - efforts that were rebuffed at every turn by the courts.
Her death was confirmed to The Associated Press by Michael Schiavo's attorney, George Felos, and announced to reporters outside her hospice by a family adviser.
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deardelmar said:Terry, I'm sorry we, as a nation, let you down!
Nineveh said:....extraordinary intervention ....
posh
It doesn't take that much effort to feed someone who can't do it on their own.
This is the second blackest day for America since Roe v Wade.
Yes. Why do you say "*baby*"?satalien said:Did you see the story about the *baby* that was taken off of life support in Texas despite the mother's wishes?
Probably didn't know how to tag the text.Dread Helm said:Yes. Why do you say "*baby*"?
Ahhhh. :BRAVO: :first: goes to :zakath:Zakath said:Probably didn't know how to tag the text.
Thank you.Dread Helm said:Ahhhh. :BRAVO: :first: goes to :zakath:
Zakath said:The sorrowful reaction of the religionists here is puzzling...
... don't you believe that Terri Schaivo is in the presence of your deity, i.e. "in heaven"?
If so, why aren't you rejoicing that she is free and whole once again instead of being shackled to a broken mortal shell?