He wouldn't even let the parents in...

Michael Shiavo would not allow Terri Shiavo's parents to be present in the hospice room when the daughter finally lost her battle for life. Just a total disgrace on all fronts as far as I am concerned. What would have been wrong with allowing this woman to live on while the parents and the "husband" continued on in the courts. It just makes absolutely no sense to me at all why the "husband" would not hand over guardianship to the parents who wanted to continue caring for their daughter. Unless he had a reason why he did not want her ability to communicate restored. Was he hiding something? And why does he want her cremated? I know he has agreed to an autopsy but lets see if that really happens.

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