Terri was cognitively disabled, but she was not dying, and she did not suffer from any life-threatening disease. She was neither on machines nor “brain dead.” To the contrary, she was alert ...

Of course not. If Terri Schiavo was merely disabled, this would be a different case. But she's not disabled. To reply to one group of protestors, she's "Not Dead Yet", but only if you define death ...

The case of Terri Schiavo ... these groups in particular are not easy bedfellows. Diane Coleman, head of disabled people's action group Not Dead Yet, one of the main driving forces behind the ...

Monday marks 20 years since the death of Terri Schiavo ... “The forces that rallied to keep Schiavo alive, siding with the parents, did not just go away.” ...

George Felos, Schiavo's lawyer, said medical experts from across the country agree that Terri "is not brain dead but she has no consciousness, she has no thought, she has no cognition, she has no ...

It is at this point that the Terri Schiavo case transpired ... care in the case of individuals who are incompetent and have not left advance directives. Furthermore, data show that leaving ...

(FindLaw) -- Much has already been written about Congress's emergency intervention into the Terry Schiavo ... judges do not like being thrown political footballs. Yet in passing "Terri's Law ...

The Terri Schiavo case is a constant, high-profile reminder that being able to say goodbye in a way that is in accordance with each person’s faith and values is not a given. In fact, 70% of ...