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Originally posted by MauiStacey
Heck she doesn't even KNOW she is alive.
Originally posted by Amuk
If I was her husband I would put a pillow over her face years ago
Originally posted by marg6043
If I was Terri Schiavo I will be asking the president why my life was more important than the life of the baby that was allowed to die in Texas.
If I was Terri Schiavo I will ask the president also what did he gain from his act of generosity for me but not for the baby in Texas.
If I was Terri Schiavo I will ask anybody in this boards what they feel about the poor mother in Texas that had to see her baby die because she could not afford the medical care for him and bush sign it into effect.
And I will ask the president if he took in consideration the color of the skin of the baby.
I'm sure you would ask Bush the three questions you just proposed if you were Terri. But I'm happy this post gave you the opportunity bash Bush.
What if YOU were Terri Schiavo
i'm sure saying that she is in agony is gonna get a bunch of responses. unless she starts talking or knows morse code and bangs her head back and forth like joe bonham.
Originally posted by Gazrok
What if YOU were Terri Schiavo
When I finally died, I'd come back and haunt every god damned person that kept me alive in agony for over 15 years...instead of letting me go with dignity. That's what I'd do if I was Terry.
As a culture, we have progressed very far down the 'quality of life' road. A
few years ago, when my twins were 2, I was in a serious car accident. My arm
was badly broken, and I was to have general anesthesia and surgery.
As I waited for the orderlies to take me to the operating room, a nurse
presented me with a living will to sign. Right then and there--what a
convenience!--I could formally request that the hospital take no
extraordinary measures to save my life if something went wrong.
Mind you, I was not offered a choice of forms.
There was no form to sign if I wanted the feeding tube and the extraordinary
measures.
So there I am, a mother of three, with a broken arm for God's sake, and I'm
being asked to Go Quietly if I wake up with brain damage.
I refused to sign. Then I added, for good measure, that if something did go
wrong I wanted all conceivable measures taken to save my life, up to and
including experimental procedures, and then, after that, I wanted my husband
to form a foundation to raise money to fund research for a cure.
NO ONE SPOKE.
Originally posted by MauiStacey
What would you want to happen?
Mind you, I was not offered a choice of forms.
There was no form to sign if I wanted the feeding tube and the extraordinary
measures.
So there I am, a mother of three, with a broken arm for God's sake, and I'm
being asked to Go Quietly if I wake up with brain damage.
I refused to sign. Then I added, for good measure, that if something did go
wrong I wanted all conceivable measures taken to save my life, up to and
including experimental procedures, and then, after that, I wanted my husband
to form a foundation to raise money to fund research for a cure.
they oughta give her another 15 years and if she doesn't improve by that point just pull the tube or give her the pillow treatment.
When I finally died, I'd come back and haunt every god damned person that kept me alive in agony for over 15 years...instead of letting me go with dignity. That's what I'd do if I was Terry.