From: John Cuccia 

Hey, it wasn't me; it was none of my business.  The decision rightly
belonged to her husband, who was legally empowered to make it and whom, by
every indication, had exhausted all avenues before making it. That her
parents disagreed is understandable; that they felt compelled to take it to
court was a shame.  But they did and they lost, opening the door to the
politicization of their daughter's death.

I couldn't tell you how I'd react in that situation, because I've never
been in it, and hope that I never am.

But I am positive sure that it was no business of the pandering jerkoffs in
Congress, or of President Pander, either.


On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 17:39:15 -0400, "Tony Ingenoso"
 wrote:

>Indeed - but wow far are you willing to go with that?
>
>Should severe Alzheimers patients be fearing for their lives now?
>
>"John Cuccia"  wrote in message
>news:6nt2b11h1feaeuc7nmknmpv6j3mc461vkv{at}4ax.com...
>> On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 21:22:27 -0400, "Tony Ingenoso"
>>  wrote:
>>
>> >A better question is that since the rat can exhibit behaviors far beyond
>PVS
>> >with such a small brain, why does the brain size issue mean anything at
>all?
>>
>> In this case, where the brain was half it's normal weight, it implies
>> severe atrophy.

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