| Mar. 22nd, 2005 @ 12:17 am For what it's worth.... |
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Okay, for what it's worth... Michael Schiavo already has
another "wife", kids, etc... So he honestly needs to give
up his rights as a husband and stop fighting those who
also love her. Kind of messed up, I think to continue and
try to do something like that and allow her to die, if
everyone isn't unanimous on it. All we have for credibilities
sake is the very intense Michael Schiavo, who would find it quite
inconvenient if a miracle occurred and his wife's brain activity
returned. But you have a woman who is STILL ALIVE... and people
are asking that because her brain is "mush", let's not give her
another shot, let's just move her along. Fine, then I will take
my dog, Bear, out back and tie him to a tree without food, because
he doesn't have the mental capacity to enjoy life the way I do...
tough luck, bear. So you want the kicker? Michael Schiavo, on CNN,
yesterday when asked to respond to Terri Schiavo's brother's comment
that "she could make it to the hearing in a wheelchair today", Michael
Schiavo, responded with "Yes, you could" basically. Case closed.
At what point do we, as mere humans, decide that we are so much
wiser than other people. We believe we have it all figured out.
Because of our own insecurites and pity for others, we decide that
life is too tough for them to handle. Terri Schiavo might change
the world, even if only through her affect on others... God has
a plan and who are we to take over? No one knows, nor might we
ever know the potential that the person of Terri Schiavo still holds.
No one knows her wishes now, she didn't have a living will. No doctors
can tell us what is going on in her body and mind... The fact is that,
yes, our 'precious' lives may be easier without people such as Mrs.
Schiavo, who are "holding us 'normal' people back," but frankly life
would be a lot less enjoyable, a lot more mundane, and frankly, more
self-centered without challenged people. In a self-centered decision,
we would decide for her if she should live or die. In a God-centered
decision, (listen to this) we would do what God would want us to do...
period. One question... if God didn't want her alive, then why would
she still be living? For some reason she is, and let's embrace that...
and God's ultimate perfect plan.
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