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The police report re visitation only makes me more sympathetic to Shelia. She probably was not thrilled when her husband became a baby daddy either shortly before or after her marriage. Her husband became wheelchair bound in 2001, he may not have felt able to visit with his son. Nothing...

I never met Shelia, but I know several people that did. They all think that Heather had a very large financial motivation to kill Shelia. There is am assumption that Shelia had some sort of substantial family money. At any rate, prior to moving into the house in Oak Park Shelia and James were...

Yep. I think they are banned on all interstates.

I do: http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll210/wildcat-bucket/IMG_0161.jpg Biking is banned on this streach of Sheridan Road (2 lane road from Chicago to Wisconsin) because of poor visibility and the resulting danger to cyclists.

http://krnb.com/steve-harvey/tag/johran-mccormick/ The girl's father is also black. The father thought his daughter was being sexually assaulted, I doubt the boys race entered into the shooting at all.

Or that the technology that is used now will work. I can't imagine that the first package of frozen peas would be edible now, even it it had been in a freezer for the past 70 years.

Any facility that took her would also be subjecting their staff to pretty horrendous working conditions. Ethically, I wonder if nurses could refuse to provide care to a corpse? Certainly if I was a unionized nurse I would be protesting to my union rep.

If Dolan is involved they have come to an agreement with the insurance company that they wound fund a certain amount of nursing home care in return for an agreement not to be dragged into a lawsuit.

The thing that struck me about Terri Schiavo's brother was that he thinks ones's parents should always make the decision to go off life support. His family battled her husband (her designated POA) for years. So which is it? Can an adult pick who gets to make decisions about life and death or...

I suspect he was being nonspecific on purpose.

I also prefer to take a walk and kill time by going to the cafeteria. But I know some people prefer to stay glued to their waiting room chair.

No, no need to take the food away. Except if a child was in surgery, maybe one parent would get food (cafeteria or FF) and bring it up so they could wait together. I don't think there is anything wrong with bringing food into a family waiting room.

I hate McDonalds personally, but if a hospital has a cafeteria AND a fast food place (like CMof Chicago), those families that would not want the healthier choices will be able to get something to eat without leaving the hospital.

True, and a hospital would be showing kindness to its families by offering food that they would want to eat.

I've lost track of who speculated it was unlikely for a McDonalds to be in the hospital - there was one at Childrens Memorial Hospital in Chicago at few years ago. "McDonald’s says it has restaurants in 27 U.S. hospitals. Children's Hospital Los Angeles and Riley Hospital for Children...

I would say there is no longer a "she". There no Jahi left only Jahi's body.

I agree with you, but who would report her? CHO?

I'm guessing that he will claim that the McMath's are expressing their religious freedom in thier desire to keep Jahi's corpse on ventilation. Therefore, the court must give an award equal to keeping the body sustained for the next 60 years.

Nurses told her "it was normal," according to her attorney's account. They gave Winkfield a container to capture the copious amounts of blood coming from her girl's mouth and nose. Winkfield asked for a doctor, but was only given a bigger container and a suction device...

It may be in the Omari interview.