Lynn is a former executive editor of WORLD Magazine and former co–chief content officer of WORLD News Group. She is the New York Times bestselling author or co-author of a dozen nonfiction books, including Same Kind of Different As Me and Indianapolis.
The Schindlers’ allies keep ramping up their rescue efforts, but Terri is slowly fading
As time runs out, the governor’s lead attorney champions the Schindlers’ cause behind the scenes
As Terri's date with death approaches, powerful new allies come to her aid, and Michael makes a stunning reversal
A backyard parable
As politicians and lawyers spar over Terri’s fate, a higher authority speaks up: the Pope.
The Schindlers have lost in the courts at every turn, but maybe governor Jeb Bush can intervene and save Terri.
Five doctors testify in court about Terri’s condition, and new evidence surfaces about why she might have collapsed in the first place.
As the Schiavo case rolls into its 11th year, a new witness steps forward with allegations against Michael Schiavo—a witness the Schindlers think could win the case for them.
Exhausted by a week of testimony in the trial over Terri’s feeding tube, Michael and the Schindlers wait for a verdict. But the fight isn’t over yet.
In January 2000, Michael and the Schindlers head to court to decide once and for all: What did Terri want?
