By Kenneth Martin

Terri Schiavo's Feeding Tube Removed

I remember Several years ago, we had a similar case like Terri here in my area, Nancy Cruzan. Her parents house was only about 3 miles from my church. God told me to go to her and pray for her. I went to the family's home and asked if I could go to her and pray for her. Her mom and dad refused me, so I left. Their daughter was later killed. Later I heard her dad hung himself. Another Pastor I knew in our area told me she was feeling God's tug the same way. But after I told her the family refused my prayer for her, The Pastor told me then she didn't need to go either then, since I was refused already.

Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Department of Health, et al, 497 U.S. 261; 110 S. Ct. 2841; 111 L. Ed. 2d 224; 1990 U.S. Lexis

In January 1983, twenty-five-year old Nancy Cruzan lost control of her car as she traveled down a Missouri road. The car overturned, and she was discovered, lying face down in a ditch, without detectable respiratory or cardiac function. Emergency medical technicians were able to restore her breathing and heartbeat, and she was transported to a hospital in an unconscious state. A neurosurgeon there diagnosed her as having sustained probable brain damage, compounded by significant oxygen deprivation. The estimated length of the period without oxygen was twelve to fourteen minutes. (Permanent brain damage generally results after six minutes without oxygen.) Cruzan remained in a coma for approximately three weeks, and then progressed to an unconscious state in which she was able to orally ingest some nutrition. In order to ease feeding and further her recovery, surgeons implanted a feeding and hydration tube with the consent of her then husband. In October 1983, she was admitted to a state hospital. Subsequent rehabilitative efforts proved unsuccessful. It became apparent that she had virtually no chance of regaining her mental faculties, and her parents—who had been appointed as her coguardians—asked the hospital to terminate the medically assisted nutrition and hydration procedures. The hospital refused to honor the request without court approval.

Kenneth Martin's Statement

My point of view is this. Terri's Husband Michael should loose all his Power Of Attorney as a husband over Terri, because he now has joined himself to another wife and left Terri Himself by his choice (even though his new wife and him don't have a legal marriage license) and had kids by his new wife. Even if his former wife Terri would revive today, he wouldn't have her again anyway, because he has a new wife he is sleeping with and having children by, and he is now joined in Spirit with her. Terri is like an x wife to him.

The Power of Attorney should then fall to Terri's Parents, and/or The State.

The Judge that has ordered the feeding tube pulled, has ordered Terri Schiavo To Be Crucified.

Note:

My analogy and statement are based upon whether the facts I have spoke about are true, and I have not been misinformed on what little facts I have.