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4 Responses to “Terry Shiavo Rest in Peace”

1. Tim Lynch says:

   March 31, 2005 at 11:51 pm

   That sentiment, I think all sides can agree with.

   TWL

2. mike weber says:

   April 1, 2005 at 3:47 am

   I never expected to be lining up with local Atlanta/syndicated right-wing tolk jock Neal Boortz against the like of the Fat Man, Ollie North and Sean-the-yapping-poodle Hannity, but it happened; Neal came out firmly on the side of “She’s been dead for fifteen years… let her go, already,” and has gotten quite a bit of hate (e-)mail from the same no-necks who usually tell him what a hero he is for demonising Bill and Hillary Clinton. (‘Course, Neal is also strongly pro-choice, which often catches him flack from those who would otherwise be his natural buddies…)

   Dunno why, but this verse from 1953, by Walt Kelly, that i recently encountered for the first time in years ran thru my mind when i saw your post/quote:

   there’s a Star in the wind
   and the wind winds high,
   Blowing alight
   thru fog, thru night.
   Thru cold, thru cold
   and the bitter alone…
   There high in the wind
   rides a star, my ow
   And the Star is a Word…
   of white, of white…
   And the Star in the wind
   is a Word.

   Fly high, Terri — ther’s nothing to hold you back now.

3. juli knight says:

   April 4, 2005 at 11:52 pm

   no matter how you see this she was someones child. As a mother i pray this never happens to my daughter, we already got our living will as soon as this happened. I do not want anyone to tell me its time for my child to die, exept for god.

4. WALEED HASAN says:

   April 13, 2005 at 10:09 am

   TERRY WAS AN EXAMPLE OF TRUE DETERMINATION AND AN EXAMPLE, HOW TO FIGHT THIS BRUTAL WORLD EVEN WHEN ONE IS NOT ‘ABLE BODIED’.

   YOU ARE FREE NOW IN YOUR WORLD OF LOVE AND PEACE. MAY YOU ALWAYS STAY AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD YOU HAVE DEPARTED TO !!!!