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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (105381)	3/22/2005 1:29:31 PM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793755

convenient. It's easy for those who are opposing letting her die now to go back and find things that can make a case for their side. But it's all been "asked and answered," in court. This whole case exists because of a misleading video clip.

To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (105381)	3/22/2005 1:41:35 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 793755

Those are some of the questions I have also MD...I really knew not much about the specifics of the case, but have been reading both sides.... I don't feel at all good about Michael's intentions. Since Terri and he won the insurance money, about 2 years into her situation...he has refused everything for her...meds, therapy, walking, whatever. Has there been any accounting of what he did with his share and also Terri's share of the nearly $2,000,000? Probably not. He is her 'guardian.' He could have taken his portion of the $400,000, paid whatever bills he had at that point, and gotten a divorce. The $1.3 million that Terri received, could have paid whatever bills she had, and the rest gone to her care at the nursing home. When those funds were depleted, she would have gone onto Medicaid. However, $1 million should have lasted about 20 years (at approx $50,000/year), assuming there were no huge medical bills. Doesn't appear that he allowed much, if any, medical treatment.... If he truly loved her, he wouldn't have been living with another woman, who is now a commonlaw wife, and had a couple of children with her.... He wanted and needed to get on with his life. He did.