We're all going to die. Don't you think? Eventually the Lord will call each of us home.
Okay, then fine. I reiterate. Stop eating and drinking. The Lord will call you home, too. Either stop eating and drinking now or shut up you hypocrite.
"WHAT HAPPENS to non-terminally ill people with cognitive disabilities whose feeding tubes are removed? Do they suffer from the process?"
"When I conducted research on this question in preparation for writing my book "Forced Exit," I asked St. Louis neurologist William Burke these very questions. Here is what he told me: "
A conscious [cognitively disabled] person would feel it just as you or I would. They will go into seizures. Their skin cracks, their tongue cracks, their lips crack. They may have nosebleeds because of the drying of the mucus membranes, and heaving and vomiting might ensue because of the drying out of the stomach lining. They feel the pangs of hunger and thirst. Imagine going one day without a glass of water! Death by dehydration takes ten to fourteen days. It is an extremely agonizing death.
Well, do you?
Well, let's leave Terri's feeding tube in and when she dies it will be the Lord's doing, not man's.