> But not Terri. By artificailly keeping Terri alive, we sentence her to
> a long life of solitary confinement from which she will not be
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> What a lonely, long, slow painful death Terri will have in store if
> the government screws up now.
>>But not Terri. By artificailly keeping Terri alive, we sentence her to
>>a long life of solitary confinement from which she will not be
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> Best - Fido
Nope, she is in a limbo of sorts, stuck attached to a body that can no
longer contain her.
Crimeny, certain parts of her brain have dissolved! She ain't there
anymore folks.
This is why I have a living will, and durable power of attorney...

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saulgoode - 30 Mar 2005 17:52 GMT
> What a lonely, long, slow painful death Terri will have in store if
> the government screws up now.
Fido, yesterday the neuro said she's already gone. Even if they put the
tubes back in, her kidneys are shot and she'll probably die anyway. She
hasn't urinated all week.
> Crimeny, certain parts of her brain have dissolved! She ain't there
> anymore folks.
Correct. The poor lady's been dead since her heart attack.
And Johnny Cochran died today in his hospice. Wonder why nobody's
complaining about that. All he had was a brain tumor. Apparently, his
cerebral cortex was still functional.
- Saul