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Agree with how she died
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She should have been euthanized
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She should have lived
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There wasn't enough hard evidence to make the case for removal of the feeding tube
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PostFri Apr 01, 2005 1:55 pm    

I found out last night in terries last few momments, the husband denied access to terries parents. what a jerk.

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PostFri Apr 01, 2005 6:07 pm    

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Schiavo kin remain divided after her death
Medical examiner completes autopsy
Friday, April 1, 2005 Posted: 4:38 PM EST (2138 GMT
PINELLAS PARK, Florida (CNN) -- As medical officials wrapped up Terri Schiavo's autopsy, her relatives continued on disparate paths with plans for her burial and legacy.

Schiavo's parents, Bob and Mary Schindler, and siblings have accepted her death Thursday from lack of nourishment and fluids as "God's will," their lawyer David Gibbs said.

The Schindlers plan to launch a campaign to change state laws so people with severe brain damage, such as Schiavo's, meet a different fate, he said.

In Largo, District Medical Examiner Jon R. Thogmartin led the autopsy team, which included a neuropathologist, according to a news release from the Pinellas-Pasco County Medical Examiner's Office.

The autopsy included X-rays in addition to "routine forensic autopsy procedures."

The autopsy findings may not be available for several weeks, but the medical examiner's office said Schiavo's body could be released Friday.

Schiavo's husband, Michael, requested the autopsy so the extent of her brain damage could be determined.

The Schindlers and Schiavos have separate plans for her memory and remains.

As approved by a Florida judge March 7, Michael Schiavo will have his wife's body cremated and interred in a family plot in Pennsylvania, where they were born and were married in November 1984.

Pasco-Pinellas Circuit Judge George Greer denied the request by Schiavo's parents to have her buried in Florida without being cremated. They are Roman Catholic and argued that cremation is inconsistent with their religion. The Vatican lifted its ban on cremation in 1963.

Terri Schiavo's death nearly two weeks after her feeding tube was removed put an end to seven years of caustic legal battles, but not the animosity between the families.

Anger persists
Terri Schiavo's in-laws have said they remain angry and reconciliation is possible only after an apology from the Schindlers. They said the Schindler family characterized Michael Schiavo as a killer and impeded his attempts to allow her to die with dignity. (Feud)

Brian Schiavo, one of Michael Schiavo's brothers, berated the Schindlers and their lead lawyer.

"If you don't think my brother has been vilified from Day One, then I tell you you'd better study the record ... he's been nothing but be accused of being a murderer," Brian Schiavo said.

He had these words for the Schindlers' lawyer: "David Gibbs better get his act together, because I'm getting sick and tired of everything being twisted and turned."

Gibbs said the Schindler family was focused on Terri Schiavo, not Michael.

"The family is concerned about Terri," he said. "They're concerned about her legacy. I think it's distasteful that Michael Schiavo seems fixated on himself."

John Centonze, the brother of Michael Schiavo's live-in girlfriend, said reconciliation was not likely between the two families, who fought over who should care for the disabled woman and how.

"I just think there's been too much damage done, too many toes stepped on, too many hearts broken," Centonze said.

Thursday night, Bob Schindler attended a memorial service for his daughter in Florida.

He thanked the family's supporters, and said they "got us through some real tough times. I will never forget y'all. I just thank you so much," he said. "And Terri thanks you."

Years-long dispute
She was 41 and had been incapacitated since 1990 after suffering cardiac arrest that left her with permanent brain damage.

Since 1998, Michael Schiavo and the Schindlers had been locked in bitter court disputes. He maintained his wife had told him she would not want to be kept alive by artificial means, while the Schindlers argued that she could significantly improve with intense therapy. (Schiavo case timeline)

During the years, courts consistently ruled in favor of Michael Schiavo, Terri Schiavo's legal guardian. He was at her bedside when she died, his lawyer George Felos said. (Bedside scene)
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where does this guy think that anything other than seein him burn in hell will please the parrents? im like so angry over this whole thing right now. it really sucks. hes actually gonna denie terries side of the family access to the grave etc.... "reconsilation" pfft yeah right.


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PostFri Apr 01, 2005 6:38 pm    

Well, at this point it's probably a good idea that the members on both sides stay as far away from each other as possible. I would hate to see anyone injured or killed over this in the future. Enough damage has already been done to everyone.

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PostFri Apr 01, 2005 6:58 pm    

here, here

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PostSat Apr 02, 2005 8:30 pm    

This is horrifying. I was in Florida, and when I heard the news of her death, it made me unequivically angry and upset. I walked around my area of the resort outside listening to the "Imperial March" on my iPod (also wishing that I could post on STV )

This was a horrible situation, and the prevention of reinserting the tube, the fantastic prevention by the husband...shows that he is evil. I hate the spinning of his side, too.
Also, why the HELL wouldn't they show footage of her in the room? The Michael Shiavo team was saying all these things (how she was "at peace," etc) and yet...
And why did he HAVE to throw the parents and siblings out 10 minutes before the death? He wouldn't even allow the family--grr!
And why did he have to cremate the body (which happened this morning) and not allow the PARENTS to have ANY decisions. And what about this autopsy! What if it comes out in the parents' favor?

And what is in store for the future?



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PostSat Apr 02, 2005 8:47 pm    

He's a *beep*. Doesn't change the fact that I think the end result was good.

Editted by moderator, please refrain from that type of language on the site, thanks.


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PostSat Apr 02, 2005 8:49 pm    

Zeke Zabertini wrote:
He's a *beep*. Doesn't change the fact that I think the end result was good.


Agreed with the first, but good, or right? If it's good, then...



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PostSat Apr 02, 2005 8:59 pm    

Good/right. I don't know. I agree with it, put it that way.

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PostSun Apr 03, 2005 4:55 am    

I agree with you too, Zeke Zabertini.
Even though I disagree with the way she had to die, I feel this was a typical case in the pro-life topic. If we want to prevent these types of things from happening. We should get a living will.


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