Terri, she dead.

(I so wish the same could be said about this story.)

You’re looking to the Post for a standard of journalistic conduct? Fish wrapper is too good an end for that rag.

I was trying to find a more unique link, so I used yours. Oh my... that post wasn't directed toward you; it was directed to all those complaining about the constant coverage.

I'm sorry if I alarmed you!

so much angst about preserving the life of an unfortunately but irreversably damaged woman from a group of zealots that supposedly believe that this earth-bound life is merely preparation for the next one ... religious contradications are fascinating ... one can only hope that this woman, pawn to so many in this life, gets something better in the next one, starting today ... now send me to a special place in hell for perpetuating the story further ...

so much angst about preserving the life of an unfortunately but irreversably damaged woman from a group of zealots that supposedly believe that this earth-bound life is merely preparation for the next one ... religious contradications are fascinating ... one can only hope that this woman, pawn to so many in this life, gets something better in the next one, starting today ... now send me to a special place in hell for perpetuating the story further ...

as always, we must ask ourselves "what would Jesus do?" What would Jesus do if he was in a situation where he was in extreme pain, and could either save himself or just let himself die? Um...bad example.

Better to be like our beloved Bishop of Rome (or Papa as they say in the Latin countries). Get yourself into a nice robe, settle down on a priceless bed - probably built by Bernini or someone, and go quietly while a hundred thousand faithfull pray quietly outside your window.