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JoAnn I just  don't believe this  is  the Congress' or my business.  I
would not want to  live if I was in Terri's condition.  There  certainly  is
no hope because research that  just might help is being blocked by this
administration  Of course, we could let God decide.  Remove the feeding tube
and see if She wants to perform a miracle or not.
Ray Original Message -----
From: "Jo Ann Coen" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 9:57 AM
Subject: Re: suicide


> Ray - The Shaivo case is one of the most pitiful I've ever read about.
> A few months ago, pictures were shown on TV of her smiling and looking
> around, and moving her fingers for "yes or no" answers.  I have mixed
> emotions about this myself.  My sister had a cardiac arrest  when she was
> 18, and was in a coma for 10 months.  One day she said, "Momma", and we
> knew she would get better.  Today she is a successful real estate agen,
> has had three children since then, and is in physically better shape than
> I am.  She became a widow two Saturdays ago today, and of course, is very
> depressed, but fortunately, that too, shall pass.  However, on the other
> hand, I believe in assisted suicide when the person wanting it is in
> terminal condition, with no other outlet than death.   Jo Ann
>
> On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 12:21:02 -0700 rayilynlee <[log in to unmask]>
> writes:
>> I think assisted suicide is a reasonable  and much  needed option. I
>> haven't
>> read  Don's posts because  I don't like  to download everything, but
>> I don't
>> think people should be encouraged to exist no  matter what.  I feel
>> I am
>> just marking time trying  to outlive my  wonderful  dog.  I don't
>> see any
>> purpose to this kind of existence and no, I don't want an afterlife.
>>  If
>> Spike was in my shape I'd put him down.  I don't  know why some
>> think  its
>> not  OK for pets to suffer, but  OK for people
>>
>> The  Terri Schaivo case is on TV right now and the busybodies in
>> Congress
>> are interfering as usual citing their great culture  of "life"  Boy
>> if
>> anyone DESERVED pain and suffering its them.
>>
>> If you can  figure out how to successfully kill yourself these
>> people can't
>> hurt you anymore.
>> Ray
>>
>>
>> inal Message -----
>> From: "Peggy Willocks" <[log in to unmask]>
>> To: <[log in to unmask]>
>> Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2005 4:14 AM
>> Subject: Re: HOW CAN I STOP
>>
>>
>> > Don
>> > I realize that everyone approaches problems differently.  For
>> example when
>> > I was a young child (old enough to think for myself), if I heard a
>> noise
>> > or thought a "boogieman" was about to come into my room, I would
>> turn to
>> > face the door or window - wherever this imagined intruder would
>> be.  I did
>> > not want it sneaking up on me from behind.  I feel the same way
>> about
>> > Parkinson's.
>> >
>> > I want to face Parkinson's squarely in the face.  If we don't get
>> better
>> > treatments I realize that PD may come oout on top, but it will not
>> gain
>> > the glory of "winning!"  I am such a better person since my
>> diagnosis - I
>> > know how to prioritize my life.  I am not my former career - I am
>> me.
>> > Everything has a purpose, and a way out of any situation is always
>> > provided.  Suicide is not the way.  I have been where you are -
>> many of us
>> > have whether we admit it or not.  If you aren't here (even in your
>> frail
>> > condition), how can you help us find better treatments and
>> possibly even a
>> > cure?
>> >
>> > We are all in  this together - and we need each other!  And W E
>> NEED YOU!
>> > If you would like to talk more privately, please email me at
>> > [log in to unmask] .  Ii won't beat you over the head with religious
>> s tuff,
>> > but there is some wonderful guidance in the scriptures.  For
>> example James
>> > 4:14, "You are a mist that appears for a little while and then
>> vanishes."
>> > Before we evaporate,, we've got a job to do both for us and for
>> others to
>> > stop this suffering from this dreaded disease.  We need you, Don!
>> > Peggy Willocks
>> >
>> >
>> >
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