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[mosinging1986.livejournal.com]

There's no record of her saying she did not want to live in this condition. (It does show the importance of having your wishes legally established.)

If you read the history and look at this man's actions through the years, he's not exactly reliable.

Whatever the case, again, this is a woman who is not in a coma or unconscious. There are video clips on her site here:

http://www.terrisfight.org/

I challenge anyone to look at those videos and tell me she's not a human being that is alive. She's not on any machines to keep her breathing or her heart going. She is not in a coma. She's simply very disabled and cannot take solid foods. If her husband hadn't kept her from receiving therapy all these years, perhaps she wouldn't be in this condition. But that's another topic.


At the very least, she's done nothing to deserve being starved to death - a horrible, painful way to die.

This is the last I'll say on the topic so as not to take up any more space and time. Support this effort or not, as your conscience dictates.

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[narniadear.livejournal.com]

I don't know if this has been posted, but I saw it as a sig on a message board and I thought it should be spread around. :)



( Funny!! )

If you live in L.A. this could be V. V. Kewl

[carbonelle.livejournal.com]

With a hat tip to KLO of National Review Online: Cathy Siepp will be moderating a panel about how successful writers "manage to keep their distinct viewpoints even while writing for the mass market medium of TV. There will be a Q&A with the audience, followed by a reception with cocktails and canapes." Free, but space is limited so R.S.V.P. And take notes and post here!

When: Saturday, Mar. 19, 7 p.m.
Where: American Film Institute's Mark Goodson Screening Room (2021 N. Western Ave. at Los Feliz) in L.A.
Who: Paul Feig, Scott Kaufer, Rob Long, and Tim Minear
RSVP: acinema@cinemafoundation.com, or call (310) 286-9420.