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Terry: One Year Later	by sstacks	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Unfortunately the way that she died	by joecrouse	2006-03-31 09:05:06
The shame to me is that she had no living will	by Concept	2006-03-31 09:14:58
In this case	by sstacks	2006-03-31 09:31:25
The spouse wanted her to die, and the government sided with him. The other side was that her parents wanted her to live, were actively involved with her on a daily basis, etc. The husband had been with another woman for several years and just wanted to move on. She was no longer a part of his daily life. Another angle to this case is that a local judge was able to override the will of both the executive and legislative branches of the Federal government, basically sending the signal that the judical branch can do whatever the heck it wants. Best, Shane
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Responding here...	by LthrOttr	2006-03-31 09:33:59
And the other two branches	by sstacks	2006-03-31 09:36:29
Don't agree, but won't drag it out.	by LthrOttr	2006-03-31 09:50:17
Let's say her soul was still in her body.	by Illiad	2006-03-31 10:17:15
The one thing that bothered me	by Concept	2006-03-31 09:36:38
I believe the husband	by sstacks	2006-03-31 09:38:46
And why should they (the government) gotten	by Concept	2006-03-31 09:44:04
He didn't want money.	by Mr.Taco	2006-03-31 11:41:01
The refusal of medical costs	by wheresthefish	2006-03-31 10:06:38
Refusal to transfer the burden of medical costs,	by Esteis	2006-03-31 10:37:01
The judicial branch	by BloodyViking	2006-03-31 12:46:15

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