Red1966
Well-Known Member
The fetus never expressed an opinion on the matter.
Hey Pro Lifers. Heres a big FU! You damn Freaks!
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see4
Well-Known Member
And neither do lizards, birds, cats and chickens. But you seem to enjoy killing those.
After reading another article about this, I can't blame the family for pulling the plug.
The fetus was deprived of oxygen for an undetermined amount of time and doctors felt the baby would have had many health issues if it went to term. I would have done the same thing if it were my wife, just being honest.
kpmarine
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Nope, someone else did on the fetus' behalf. So it remains on account of the fetus.
ChesusRice
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racerboy71
bud bootlegger
this was a truly awful story when i read about it first a few weeks ago..
if i remember correctly, the fetus was only i think 16 weeks at the time of the accident, that would mean that they'd have to keep the mother on life support for 24 more weeks in order to bring the baby to full term.. can you imagine going to the hospital for another 6 months to visit your pretty much dead wife lying there on life support only so she could incubate your child? it's horrendous..
UncleBuck
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ChesusRice
Well-Known Member
The husband said his wife smelled like death
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
i mean, just think about that one for a few seconds.. i can't even imagine how awful that must be like to deal with ffs..
Sand4x105
Well-Known Member
And... I am quite positive that that husband was without a doubt an expert on what death smells like....
Absolutely....
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
come on now, you've never smelled a dead animal, say a mouse or a rabbit or squirrel?
one summer a few years ago, we had an posum die in the yard, so we picked it up and put it in the trash can.. omfg, by the time trash day came around, the worst possible smell of death was emitting from that trash can, we had to draw straws to see who was going to have to carry the can out to the curb.. that can smelled so bad we left it out for trash like a month later, and even the trash men wouldn't take it..
if you've ever smelled death, there is no mistaking that smell for anything but what it is.. i can't even begin to imagine how bad a dead person must smell..
ChesusRice
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In an affidavit filed Thursday in court, Erick Munoz said little to him was recognizable about his wife. Her bones crack when her stiff limbs move. Her usual scent has been replaced by the "smell of death." And her once lively eyes have become "soulless
http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/26/health/texas-pregnant-brain-dead-woman/
http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/26/health/texas-pregnant-brain-dead-woman/
Sand4x105
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No his dying wife did not smell like that rat that ate the poison and died in the wall...
No she didn't smell like that poor cow that a dumb hunter killed and I had to help my uncle bury...
No... I am quite sure, he is Bull Shitting you and me that his wife smelled anything like that...
No... maybe a old poop left with some dead spoiled blood piled on top...
No... Probable didn't smell like that either...
It's Bull Shit for no reason... to make us feel better that they pulled the plug...
Husband: "She already smelled of death... man... she was already dead...already dead.... why don't they just carve an X in her head...."
No she didn't smell like that poor cow that a dumb hunter killed and I had to help my uncle bury...
No... I am quite sure, he is Bull Shitting you and me that his wife smelled anything like that...
No... maybe a old poop left with some dead spoiled blood piled on top...
No... Probable didn't smell like that either...
It's Bull Shit for no reason... to make us feel better that they pulled the plug...
Husband: "She already smelled of death... man... she was already dead...already dead.... why don't they just carve an X in her head...."
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
even the myth busters did an episode on the death smell..
they took a perfectly fine corvette, and put a pig inside of it, closed the car up, and put it inside of a trailer for a few months i think it was. after the time passed, they took the car out, cleaned it out as well as possible, and tried to sell the car..
long story short, no one would touch the thing, and they only managed to sell it when someone bought it for the motor and trans to use in another project car..
they took a perfectly fine corvette, and put a pig inside of it, closed the car up, and put it inside of a trailer for a few months i think it was. after the time passed, they took the car out, cleaned it out as well as possible, and tried to sell the car..
long story short, no one would touch the thing, and they only managed to sell it when someone bought it for the motor and trans to use in another project car..
ASMALLVOICE
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Years ago, I had to go in and do a rebuild on some 13.8kv switchgear that an electrical test technician of 20+ years managed to get blown apart in.
Story has it that he de energized a section of gear from the front (breaker controls) and went around to the back, to remove the rear cover and stopped one cabinet shy of the one he turned off. He removed the cover, and was in the process of placing grounding whips on the bus bars and death came quickly for him. It removed most of one arm and blew a huge hole in his hip, where he was touching the cabinet.
He then fell forward into the bus bars and that actually tripped the ground fault relay. The pictures were horrific at best and it was a closed casket funeral. The whole switchgear room had been scrubbed and repainted before we got on site and the smell of burnt flesh was still very stiff in the air. The GC said it would be years before that smell left the building.
Death has a stench all it's own. Once you have smelled it, you will never forget it.
Peace
Asmallvoice
Story has it that he de energized a section of gear from the front (breaker controls) and went around to the back, to remove the rear cover and stopped one cabinet shy of the one he turned off. He removed the cover, and was in the process of placing grounding whips on the bus bars and death came quickly for him. It removed most of one arm and blew a huge hole in his hip, where he was touching the cabinet.
He then fell forward into the bus bars and that actually tripped the ground fault relay. The pictures were horrific at best and it was a closed casket funeral. The whole switchgear room had been scrubbed and repainted before we got on site and the smell of burnt flesh was still very stiff in the air. The GC said it would be years before that smell left the building.
Death has a stench all it's own. Once you have smelled it, you will never forget it.
Peace
Asmallvoice
Antidisestablishmentarian
Well-Known Member
I'm glad she was was finally taken off life support. It was her and her families wishes. It's too bad the hospital misapplied the law and the family had to suffer as long as they did.
Im hopeful the Munoz family is properly compensated for this utter bullshit.
Im hopeful the Munoz family is properly compensated for this utter bullshit.
ChesusRice
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(CNN) -- The family of Terri Schiavo has joined the battle over Jahi McMath, a 13-year-old girl on a ventilator who has been declared dead by doctors.
"Together with our team of experts, Terri's Network believes Jahi's case is representative of a very deep problem within the U.S. healthcare system -- particularly those issues surrounding the deaths of patients within the confines of hospital corporations, which have a vested financial interest in discontinuing life," the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network said in a prepared statement.
The hospital denied the
accusation.
"We have done everything to
assist the family of Jahi McMath in their quest to take the deceased body of
their daughter to another medical facility," hospital spokesman Sam Singer
said.
"To date, they have been
unwilling or unable to provide a physician to perform the procedures necessary,
transportation, or a facility that would accept a dead person on a ventilator.
Our hearts and thoughts go out to them in this tragic situation, but the
statements being made by their attorney and some family members are misleading
and untrue."
Family attorney Christopher Dolan
had accused the hospital of being "hell bent" on ending Jahi's life.
A judge has declared Jahi brain
dead as well. Doctors say there's no chance she will come back to life.
"Together with our team of experts, Terri's Network believes Jahi's case is representative of a very deep problem within the U.S. healthcare system -- particularly those issues surrounding the deaths of patients within the confines of hospital corporations, which have a vested financial interest in discontinuing life," the Terri Schiavo Life & Hope Network said in a prepared statement.
The hospital denied the
accusation.
"We have done everything to
assist the family of Jahi McMath in their quest to take the deceased body of
their daughter to another medical facility," hospital spokesman Sam Singer
said.
"To date, they have been
unwilling or unable to provide a physician to perform the procedures necessary,
transportation, or a facility that would accept a dead person on a ventilator.
Our hearts and thoughts go out to them in this tragic situation, but the
statements being made by their attorney and some family members are misleading
and untrue."
Family attorney Christopher Dolan
had accused the hospital of being "hell bent" on ending Jahi's life.
A judge has declared Jahi brain
dead as well. Doctors say there's no chance she will come back to life.
Canna Sylvan
Well-Known Member
I'm pro-life and proud of it. Fuck you pro-murderers.