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Q Okay. When was the last time Terry had seen a neurologist?

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A I'd have to look up some records. I don't remember.
Q. Has it been years?
A No, I don't think it's been years.
Q Has a neurologist seen her since Doctor Yingling saw her?
A I don't recall.
Q Have any diagnostic tests been performed since Doctor Yingling saw Terry?
Q Okay. of the neurology strain.
A I don't recall. There could have been. I don't recall.

Interesting that Michael Schiavo couldn't remember whether or not his disabled wife had been seen by a neurologist  between January of 1992 and  November of 1993 but he could remember a detail like: "We took him [Dr. Yingling] out to dinner and he had loads of wine and that was it. He spilled it all over our couch."

Interesting,also, that Michael Schiavo would refer to the couch as "our couch" when at this point he had moved on with his life with another woman. Could Schiavo have been referring to the couch as belonging to himself and Jodi Centonze?

 We mustn't forget according to Michael Schiavo:

  He would 'hang out' in the office of his orthodontist friend, Alan Shoopak. Alan and his wife had been regulars at Agostino's [Terri the Truth page 83] One day in July 1993, I was visiting Shoopak and a couple of his assistants told me that there was a patient in the waiting room that I'd really like. Her name is Jodi....She had long, beautiful legs. I'm thinking 'Gorgeous girl.' She was dressed in a business suit. Later I learned that she was an agent with a large insurance agency....[Terri the Truth page 84]