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To: JDN who wrote (105014)	3/20/2005 12:14:11 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 793883

I personally having heard the parents on several occasions have concluded that I cannot tell if they are ever telling the truth the whole truth and noting but the truth as it relates to facts and events. And if whatever the say is not being repeated everywhere, generally I conclude I am hearing their reality of emotion speaking. During that interview did they also speak of money as the reason Micheal Schivo was putting himself through this hell? I had heard them say such in the past. It has been reported Micheal Schivo turned down a million dollars to walk away. I also read now somme lawyer reposted an outburst from Terri Schivo. "I wannnnt I wannnt" It's being reported and suggested as an incomplete "I want to live" When I see this store1.yimg.com and think what is it like to spends decades with this down my throat, If I were told, Say this and everything will be over. "I Wannnnt to die" But I will say anything for this to be over with. One piece of hearsay I just heard is that individuals are going out to give Micheal Schivo a guilt trip. It was reported that Michael Schivo in the past had spoke to past judgemental guilter's saying "My Wife died 15 years ago" I have seen nothing that suggests to me that that is not the honest opinion of Micheal Schivo and 19 judges in 6 courts have reviewed this case and held Micheal Schivo has the right to such an opinion and is the legal guardian of Terri Schivos' wishes.