Just as we think this issue is settled the evil of Mrs. Maqouirk's granddaughter the ogre from hell, Beth Gaddy once again demonstrates her total lack of compassion and humanity by preventing Mae's brother and sister from visiting her or even getting information on how she is doing. Mae's brother, A.B. McLeod, 64 and sister, Lonnie Ruth Mullinax, 74 are a bit too old to be tramatized by such meanness and spite work.
I hope I can find the school where Beth teaches, I certainly would not want a person of such low morality and hate teaching my children.
Once again we see a Probate Judge, Donald Boyd, making decisions as if people were property. Mae's living will plainly states her wishes, yet the court ignors them and Beth wants to torture her to death. So much for wills, courts, and the law.
For those of you new to this story, there is nothing wrong with Mae except heart problems which are not life threatening, she is not PVS, can feed herself, in other words nothing is wrong with her, yet she was refused food and hydration for 10 days at the request of her grand daughter who has stated her grand mother was too much trouble.
I will tell you who is too much trouble, people like Beth Gaddy whose misfit evil lives are a total waste of oxygen and recources. People that spirited have no place in a civilized society.
GWM
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WND Exclusive MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH
Closest kin prevented from visiting 'grandma'
Family in dispute over fate of 81-year-old whose granddaughter cut off nourishment
Posted: April 12, 2005
11:59 p.m. Eastern
By Sarah Foster
© 2005 WorldNetDaily.com
Mae Magouirk
In an intense life-and-death tug-of-war reminiscent of the Terri Schiavo case, the fate of Ora Mae Magouirk is still raging, despite the transfer Saturday of the 81-year-old widow to the University of Alabama-Birmingham Medical Center in Birmingham for treatment of an aorta dissection.
In the latest twist to the saga, Magouirk's granddaughter, Beth Gaddy, 36, of LaGrange, Ga, who is also her temporary guardian, barred immediate next-of-kin from visiting the stricken woman. No explanation was given, nor were the relatives notified.
Complete story at: http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=43763
