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...Schindlers' fight to keep their unconscious daughter Terri Schiavo on a feeding tube [Oct. 27] demonstrates how you can bring up a child only to discover that if she becomes seriously ill, you could have virtually no rights over her care. This is because if the child is married, you, the parents, aren't legally the next of kin. In the Schiavo case, who could possibly stand by while their offspring is starved and dehydrated because of the decisions of a spouse who has, rightfully or not, gone on with his life? The Schindlers are doing what they have...
...Bush Administration thinks the state should pay for a national health-care program. That is anathema to these "compassionate" conservatives. Schiavo's medical bills should be sent to the White House. And how odd that religious people believe in heaven but don't want to see the hopelessly ill go there when their lives are clearly finished. RON RUGGIERI Cranston...
...Either you backed the entire $87 billion, or you voted against supporting our troops. That's nonsense. The onus should have been put on the Administration to provide accountability and allow Congress to do its job of appropriating money in chunks smaller than $87 billion. JACQUELINE BUEHRING Naperville, Ill...
...junior from Evanston, Ill., stopped 25 of 26 shots in a 4-1 win over Yale—the best statistical performance between the pipes for the Crimson this season...
...urged to maintain confidentiality; many doctors require privacy waivers. Physical examinations may be conducted in the presence of the entire group or in private exam rooms before group discussions. Of course, shared visits are not appropriate for every patient. They don't work very well with the acutely ill, the demented or the hearing impaired. Nor are they well suited to one-time consultations...