Thursday, March 31, 2005
Terri Schiavo has died - Mar 31, 2005
Our society has shown its' true colors for allowing this to happen, and the true after effects of 25 years of Roe V Wade. The effects of today will be felt for generations and our children's children will ask how we could have ever let this happen. Starving someone to death. Forgive us....
CNN.com - Terri Schiavo has died - Mar 31, 2005
CNN.com - Terri Schiavo has died - Mar 31, 2005
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Funny how someone who "didn't want to live like that" sure seemed to hang on, literally, for dear life, isn't it?
God is forgiving, but only when we draw a line and step back from it. This far and no further. Or not even close to it again.
God is forgiving, but only when we draw a line and step back from it. This far and no further. Or not even close to it again.
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: 10:14 AM
: 10:14 AM
The Shivo case is not the most telling sign of our country's "true colors"--this is the same country that will not pay for universal healthcare or adequately fund the Medicaid program that was keeping Shivo alive. The country with a president who, signed the Advance Directive Act in Texas which authorized physicians to refuse to honor a patient's or guardian's wishes (this act was used March 15, 2005, to remove 6-month-old Sun Hudson from a ventilator at Texas Children's Hospital, his parents' wishes to the contrary notwithstanding).
The uproar about this case has to do with political expediency, not respect for life.
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The uproar about this case has to do with political expediency, not respect for life.
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