Bush, Gov. Jeb, Terii =Breathing Corpse?

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Message " Let the breathing corpse go. "

Well Jack, From this e-mail when she makes facial gestures that she knew it was

her Father's birthday that doesn't sound like brain dead. IF the parents are

willing to take care of her and the husband that has two children and is living

with his " fiance " wants her dead, there are questions about his possible abuse

causing the brain injury, and she has a Constitution right to " life " why

shouldn't the parents be able to keep their daugher alive. There was no written

directive to disconnect life support. This case may set a presidence for other

Americans to be denied life saving medical support.

I'm not on the jury and I haven't seen all the evidence.

But who are we to say she shouldn't be allowed to live because medical persons

have made a diagnoses that she is brain dead and her " husband " wants her dead

after not spending the settlement on her health care but mostly on legal

expenses to have her " put to sleep " . I'm not quite ready to treat humans like

dogs. And I'm not looking forward to possibly being a human that is old or has

been in an accident laying there on the bed knowing they could pull the plug and

end it. On the other hand, I believe that if someone is facing the rest of their

life with a terminal illness and they know they don't want to stick around for

the last painful chapters of suffering that they should have the right not to.

But legalizing euthenasia opens the door for so much abuse that I'd never want

to see that. These are very difficult decisions. Why doesn't the husband just

divorce her like any other man that doesn't want to be bothered with a wife, let

the parents have her to take care of the way they want to and go on with his

life with his " fiance " that he is living with and their two children? Why is he

so dead set against letting his wife live? Could it be because she might get

better and be able to tell what really happened to cause her brain injury? I

don't know .But why is a husband so dead set against letting his legal wife's

parents have custody of their own daughter and let them take care of her if that

is what they want to do? Once people that have AIDS or Cancer are in the end

stages of their lives and have to live on life support drugged up with so much

morphine that they are no longer cognizatn, should we call them breathing

corpses and stop life support?

These are very difficult issues and as much as I absolutely cannot stand the

Bush dynasty, for whatever motive, I'm glad Jeb Bush is taking this issue to the

Supreme Court.

They still have the Ten Commandments there. Perhaps they'll still remember:Thou

Shalt not Kill and the Constitutional right to Life. If Terris is disallowed her

feeding tube and allowed to die from stavation that will set the presidence for

more euthanasia by denial of medical care. In the HMO environment where the poor

have less rights to choose their health care and life saving medical care is

rationed out, I just don't see the Terri case being a good thing if it looses in

the US Supreme Court even if I hate to see Jeb Bush get credit for anything

good.

 

There have been cases when people wake up unexpectedly after years of a coma.

 

Thanks,

Sandra Lance, D.C.

 

 

 

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Jack Zylman

DrLance ; 'Nancy Valko'

Cc: 'H2H-PK' ; 'Vickie Travis' ; ;

'drugawareness Moderator' ; 'SSRI-Crusaders Moderator'

Monday, October 25, 2004 5:13 PM

RE: Bush, Gov. Jeb, Supreme Court, Save Terri's Life

 

 

The medical profession has said that she is brain-dead. There is no hope that

she will return to life. Let the breathing corpse go. It is not euthanasia,

but intelligence.

DrLance [DrLance]

Monday, October 25, 2004 10:48 AM

Jack Zylman; 'Nancy Valko'

Cc: 'H2H-PK'; 'Vickie Travis'; ;

'drugawareness Moderator'; 'SSRI-Crusaders Moderator'

Bush, Gov. Jeb, Supreme Court, Save Terri's Life

 

 

Dear Jack,

This may be an issue we don't agree on.

Are you in favor of Terri's feeding tubes being removed and letting her die?

Talk to Vicki Travis about euthnasia.

I don't necessarily disagree with you about the political motivation of Jeb

Bush because I don't like any of the Bush's but I don't think an Americans

should have their constitutional right to life violated because they are

disabled. If we started pulling the plug on Americans who cannot live without

life support or medical assistance, where would that lead us?

 

Vicki Travis can talk to you about her experiences with her Father. Nancy

Valko is a nurse involved with life issues.

Thanks,

Sandra Lance, D.C.

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Jack Zylman

DrLance ; 'Nancy Valko'

Cc: 'H2H-PK' ; 'Vickie Travis' ;

; 'drugawareness Moderator' ;

'SSRI-Crusaders Moderator'

Monday, October 25, 2004 11:33 AM

RE: Bush, Gov. Jeb, Supreme Court, Save Terri's Life

 

 

Jeb Bush has interfered in the family relations of Schiavo family for

purely political reasons, and has attempt to drag out the suffering of both

Terri and Michael Schiavo is unconscienable. We need to get the Bushes out of

everyone's lives and allow families to deal with the tragedies that take place

without drooling politicians taking advantage of them for political gain.

 

Bush should be in prison for election violations. He is a criminal

already. He should have no standing in the court in the Schiavo case.

DrLance [DrLance]

Monday, October 25, 2004 6:58 AM

Nancy Valko

Cc: H2H-PK; DrLance; Vickie Travis;

; drugawareness Moderator;

SSRI-Crusaders Moderator; Jack Zylman

Bush, Gov. Jeb, Supreme Court, Save Terri's Life

 

 

 

 

 

On Friday, October 22, Governor Bush filed the following " Motion to

Recall Mandate and Stay Issuance of Mandate Pending Appellant's Petition For

Writ of Certiorari to the United States Supreme Court " .

 

In his Motion, the Governor states that his counsel " received a copy of

correspondence from counsel for Michael Schiavo which indicated that, the

mandate from this Court having been issued, Mr. Schiavo intended to proceed as

quickly as possible with efforts to remove Theresa Schiavo's feeding tube " . A

copy of this correspondence is included in the motion.

 

In short, the Governor is asking the Florida Supreme Court not to allow

the removal of Terri's feeding tube until he is able to make his case with the

Supreme Court of the United States, citing " no irreparable harm will accrue to

Mr. Schiavo if the mandate is recalled and a stay issued " .

 

It has been the opinion of many that the Governor was denied due process

throughout Schiavo v. Bush and will be addressing those issues at the Supreme

Court of the United States level.

 

 

Governor Bush's Motion and copy of correspondence from Schiavo's

attorney:

http://zimp.org/documents/102204bushrecallmot.pdf

 

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Nancy Valko

nv333

Monday, October 25, 2004 7:19 AM

Fw: Governor Bush's legal actions