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"There are only two people who know what happened that night that she collapsed. And one of them is trying to kill the other who is too disabled to speak," (the Schindler's lawyer Pat Anderson) told WND at the commencement of the trial last month.
http://www.rightwingnews.com/archives/week_2005_03_27.PHP#003655
sounded fablulous, the part about "too disabled to speak" I just feel "too disable to think" "too disable to breath" "too disable to communicate"
we have a special name for people who are disabled that way, we usually call them dead people.
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"At least six neurologists have examined Ms. Schiavo, and in affidavits or testimony four of them agreed that she was in a persistent vegetative state and highly unlikely to recover."
The flip side of this argument is that there are many qualified experts who disagree with that diagnosis. Florida neurologist William Hammesfahr & neurologist William Cheshire of the Mayo Clinic have gotten the most attention in the last week, but based on the videos that have been made public, 33 physicians (including 15 board-certified neurologists) have signed affidavits stating that Terri's condition should be reevaluated.
Uhhh, I donno. I mean she looked ok on TV, she must be ok than. Congratulation everyone, our medicen advanced to the point that doctors don't longer need to see the patient. Just send a short video, and they would dignoise you from a 1000 miles away.
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" in a case known as a hard to diagnose, when the life of a person hangs on the outcome"
http://www.livejournal.com/users/philyopain/10150.html?#cutid1
here is the problem, person vs. human being in the good old days if the body showed no reaction to anything it was said that the "soul has departed"
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it get's better
"slow and painful murder of a disabled woman at a request of her ex-husband"
I guess, some people really feel that divorce has been done.
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it seems that noone really has addressed the main issue
what was wrong with her? the answer probably was suvere brain damage due to oxygen depravation.
she was not a quadrapaligic with a broken neck and no control over the body, she was a body with severly disfunctional brain.
it would be interesting if results of the autopsy every go public to see the condition of the brain.
http://www.rightwingnews.com/archives/week_2005_03_27.PHP#003655
sounded fablulous, the part about "too disabled to speak" I just feel "too disable to think" "too disable to breath" "too disable to communicate"
we have a special name for people who are disabled that way, we usually call them dead people.
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"At least six neurologists have examined Ms. Schiavo, and in affidavits or testimony four of them agreed that she was in a persistent vegetative state and highly unlikely to recover."
The flip side of this argument is that there are many qualified experts who disagree with that diagnosis. Florida neurologist William Hammesfahr & neurologist William Cheshire of the Mayo Clinic have gotten the most attention in the last week, but based on the videos that have been made public, 33 physicians (including 15 board-certified neurologists) have signed affidavits stating that Terri's condition should be reevaluated.
Uhhh, I donno. I mean she looked ok on TV, she must be ok than. Congratulation everyone, our medicen advanced to the point that doctors don't longer need to see the patient. Just send a short video, and they would dignoise you from a 1000 miles away.
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" in a case known as a hard to diagnose, when the life of a person hangs on the outcome"
http://www.livejournal.com/users/philyopain/10150.html?#cutid1
here is the problem, person vs. human being in the good old days if the body showed no reaction to anything it was said that the "soul has departed"
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it get's better
"slow and painful murder of a disabled woman at a request of her ex-husband"
I guess, some people really feel that divorce has been done.
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it seems that noone really has addressed the main issue
what was wrong with her? the answer probably was suvere brain damage due to oxygen depravation.
she was not a quadrapaligic with a broken neck and no control over the body, she was a body with severly disfunctional brain.
it would be interesting if results of the autopsy every go public to see the condition of the brain.
