March 31, 2006
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Fair enough. An article in the Bucks County Courier Times views the debate as one over a person's right to die, and begins like this (emphasis mine):
Terri Schiavo is gone, but the name of the woman who became a symbol of the right-to-die movement is alive in hospital hallways, lawyers' offices and church pews a year after her controversial death.
That is a good thing, people on both sides of the debate say.
"It is dinnertime conversation," said Janet Poland, director of risk management at Lower Bucks Hospital in Bristol Township and co-chair of its ethics committee.
Note to self: Don't go to any charity dinners organized by Lower Bucks Hospital.
Schiavo put right-to-die issue in national spotlight [Bucks County Courier Times]
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Posted by D-Mac on March 31, 2006 09:48 AM
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