UPDATE: 5:30 PM ET --MARY SCHINDLER-- "PLEASE LET MY DAUGHTE

UPDATE: 5:30 PM ET --MARY SCHINDLER-- "PLEASE LET MY DAUGHTER LIVE"
5:00 PM ET

Please forward to your groups...I'm falling behind

---The Florida Senate has rejected the bill that could save Terri Schiavo's life, according to FOX News. Additionally, the 11th District has turned down the Schindler's motion.
5:30 PM ET ----FOX NEWS : JUDGE GREER JUST DENIED THE DCF THE MOTION TO PLACE TERRI INTO PROTECTIVE CUSTODY.
FROM MARY SCHINDLER:
"When I close my eyes at night, all I can see is Terri's face in front of me, dying, starving to death," Mary Schindler said Wednesday afternoon outside the hospice in Pinellas Park, Fla. "Please, someone out there, stop this cruelty. Stop the insanity. Please let my daughter live."
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,151227,00.html

FOXNews.com - U.S. & World - Schiavo's Parents Running Out of Options

Schiavo's Parents Running Out of Options

Wednesday, March 23, 2005
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WASHINGTON —
The parents of Terri Schiavo (search) lost another battle Wednesday as the Florida state Senate rejected a bill Wednesday that would have kept their severely brain-damaged daughter alive.
The measure would have prohibited patients like Schiavo from being denied food and water if they didn't express their wishes in writing. The 21-18 vote came five days after her feeding tube was removed under court order. Doctors have said she could survive one to two weeks without the tube, which was pulled Friday.
"We're exhausting all executive options and we continue to work with the Florida Legislature to save Terri's life," Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said during a press conference before the bill was voted on.
Schiavo's parents, Mary and Bob Schindler, on Wednesday had asked a full federal appeals court in Atlanta to review a previous decision to not reinstate their daughter's feeding tube.
The Schindlers filed a petition with for an "expedited hearing" by the entire 11th Circuit court to decide whether it agrees with a previous decision made by a three-judge panel not to reinstate the tube.
A lawyer for husband Michael Schiavo (search) said he was "very pleased" by the initial appeals court ruling. But he worried that, as her parents ran out of options, either Gov. Jeb Bush or lawmakers might try again to take Terri Schiavo into their custody and circumvent years of court rulings that support the husband's position. He has argued that his wife has no hope of recovery and would want to die.

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