Posted: March 23, 2005 4:49 pm
buffettbride wrote:I think I picked the wrong week to quit smoking.
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Posted: March 23, 2005 4:54 pm
Smile! God Loves you!!!!
(That's a pacifier for all you knucleheads)
(That's a pacifier for all you knucleheads)
Posted: March 23, 2005 4:57 pm
olemissbrad wrote:Smile! God Loves you!!!!
(That's a pacifier for all you knucleheads)
the only knucklehead I see is you.
Posted: March 23, 2005 4:59 pm
Again???buffettbride wrote:I think I picked the wrong week to quit smoking.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:00 pm
PHBeerman wrote:Again???buffettbride wrote:I think I picked the wrong week to quit smoking.
I'll be joining her in the next couple of weeks - not smoking that is.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:00 pm
To all the mods I've loved before....
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:01 pm
What do you eyes that allow you to see me in another state???ph4ever wrote:olemissbrad wrote:Smile! God Loves you!!!!
(That's a pacifier for all you knucleheads)
the only knucklehead I see is you.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:01 pm
well said, PHB. . .PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
thru all of this sadness, we have learned how important it is to document our wishes. . .
and to every day tell those we love how much we cherish each day with them. . . . .
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:02 pm
Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:04 pm
olemissbrad wrote:What do you eyes that allow you to see me in another state???ph4ever wrote:olemissbrad wrote:Smile! God Loves you!!!!
(That's a pacifier for all you knucleheads)
the only knucklehead I see is you.
I think you just showed how completely stupid you are. You may be an attorney but you type like a complete dumbasss. Like Don said - f' him - he's a complete a**hole and can go to hell.
BUH BYE!!! Go away!!!
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:05 pm
Congratulations jxnph. From 0 to Godwin's Law on your first post.
That's a record that will stand for awhile.
That's a record that will stand for awhile.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:06 pm
buffettbride wrote:Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:06 pm
Let's take a walk together near the ocean shore
Hand in hand you and I
Let's cherish every moment we have been given
The time is passing by
I often pray before I lay down by your side
If you receive your calling before I awake
Could I make it through the night
1. Cherish the love we have
We should cherish the life we live
Cherish the love
Cherish the life
Cherish the love
Cherish the love we have
For as long as we both shall live
Cherish the love
Cherish the life
Cherish the love
The world is always changing
Nothing stays the same
But love will stand the test of time
The next life that we live in
Remains to be seen
Will you be by my side
I often pray before I lay down by your side
If you receive your calling before I awake
Could I make it through the night
Cherish the love we have
We should cherish the life we live
Cherish the love
Cherish the life
Cherish the love
Cherish the love we have
For as long as we both shall live
Cherish the love
Cherish the life
Cherish the love
Cherish the love
Cherish the life
Cherish the love we have
We should cherish the life we live
Cherish the loveCherish the life
Cherish the love
Cherish the love we have
For as long as we both shall live
Cherish the love
Cherish the life
Cherish the love
Cherish the love we have
We should cherish the life we live
Cherish the love
Cherish the life
Cherish the love
Cherish the love we have
For as long as we both shall live
Cherish the love
Cherish the life
Cherish the love
You have too much hostility Connie. Smile; breath in the fresh air. Laugh at the odd things in life. Call an old friend. Listen to Disco Duck.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:07 pm
olemissbrad wrote:...but it still burns my britches that more of us don't just exercise basic human decency...
please do as you say...Posted: March 23, 2005 5:08 pm
It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:09 pm
Quirk's exception
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:10 pm
Elrod wrote:Congratulations jxnph. From 0 to Godwin's Law on your first post.
That's a record that will stand for awhile.
it's so painfully obvious that Hal/Boca/Brad/jxnph are all the same person. This dude has so many people running around in his head it's not EVEN funny.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:11 pm
Check the IP address if you believe that mother hen!ph4ever wrote:Elrod wrote:Congratulations jxnph. From 0 to Godwin's Law on your first post.
That's a record that will stand for awhile.
it's so painfully obvious that Hal/Boca/Brad/jxnph are all the same person. This dude has so many people running around in his head it's not EVEN funny.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:12 pm
buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
IMHO she's probably too young to discuss this with. In fact if I had tried to have that discussion with Steven a couple of years ago it would have probably stressed him too much.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:12 pm
I love you, BuffettBride. . . .and all your family . . . .buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and they obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
I love you, TikiBar for being a good friend . . .
I love you, Desdamona, for my avatar. . .
{ to be continued ). . .